Ancel Electric Brake Fluid Replacement Machine

Ancel BR2000 Car Pulsating Brake Oil Changer — Introduction

The Ancel BR2000 Automotive Brake Fluid Bleeder is a brake fluid exchanger device. Its working principle is to draw fresh brake fluid from the supply tank through a pump and continuously deliver it into the vehicle's brake fluid reservoir at a controlled pressure. Compared with conventional compressor-based exchange methods, this pulsating fluid exchanger effectively prevents air bubble formation during filling, thereby optimizing or eliminating the need for manual bleeding.

Why Brake Fluid Needs Replacing

1. Over time brake fluid’s boiling point drops and it becomes contaminated and oxidized.
2. Brake fluid absorbs moisture from the air; the hydraulic system must vent to atmosphere to function properly.
3. Accumulated water can vaporize at high temperatures and form bubbles in the brake circuit, reducing braking efficiency.
4. Replace brake fluid every 2 years or 50,000 km depending on climate and driving conditions.
5. Do not mix different types of brake fluid to avoid harmful chemical reactions.

Ancel BR2000 Features

• One-person operation & time efficient: Four-wheel fluid exchange at once, saving time and labor.
• Electric brake fluid exchange: Built-in pressure pump, works directly with 110V/220V power.
• Smart control panel & pressure gauge: One-press fluid exchange, adjustable pressure and frequency, with pressure gauge display.
• Wide model compatibility: Comes with adapters for European, American, and Asian vehicles.
• Three-year warranty & lifetime maintenance: Free parts for non-human damage within 3 years, responsive customer service.

Technical Parameters

• Voltage: DC 9–15V, AC 90–240V
• Maximum power: 25W
• Maximum flow: 1.7 L/min
• Working pressure: 0.6–3.0 bar
• Oil shortage protection: Supported
• Filling hose length: 3.5 m
• Noise: ≤56 dB
• Host size: 260 × 204 × 240 mm

Notes & Recommendations

• Use only the brake fluid type recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.
• Never mix incompatible brake fluids.
• Handle brake fluid carefully — it is corrosive and must be disposed of properly.
• Check adapter fitment, hoses, and connections before each use.