What's the Difference Between the Deutsche Hydrapro Alpha G-1600 and the DeeMaxx Alpha G1600?
Updated 03/05/2026 | Published 07/15/2025 >
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What the difference in the Deutsche Hydrapro Alpha G-1600 and the DeeMaxx Alpha G1600? Other than the price and branding the units look identical and have the same product description.
asked by: Mike
Expert Reply:
Hey Mike. The Deutsche Hydrapro Alpha G-1600 item # DH94FR and the DeeMaxx Alpha G1600 item # DE47SR have different fittings on them.
The DeeMaxx actuator item # DE47SR has a brass fitting/valve that connects to the main brake line, whereas the Hydrapro item # DH94FR has a zinc plated steel fitting. The brass seals better on the brake line fitting flare compared to the zinc plated steel. Brass is also known to provide a significant advantage over zinc plated steel when it comes to corrosion resistance.
That same DeeMaxx item # DE47SR actuator brass fitting is all one complete brass piece. The Hydrapro's zinc plated steel fitting is 2 pieces. The DeeMaxx item # DE47SR fitting being one piece provides a solidly constructed piece, that does not have some extra leak point in the middle of it like you see with the Hydrapro item # DH94FR.
The DeeMaxx actuator is sealed and rated for marine use due to this seal on the housing system.
What kind of trailer do you have?

Bob
3/5/2026
The Deutsche Hydrapro actuator is sealed, as is the Deemaxx actuator, and meets all IP67 water intrusion requirements. It also no longer uses the zinc-plated steel fitting and now uses a brass fitting instead.
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Deutsche Hydrapro Alpha G-1600 Electric Over Hydraulic Actuator for Disc Brakes - 1,600 psi
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Jerred H.
8/7/2025
Hey Mike, did you find the right actuator for your trailer? I'm curious to know if the information about the labeling helped you make a decision. Let me know how it worked out for you!