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WIRING
• Refer to the wiring diagrams for details on wiring
the HBA1224/HBA1224‑003. Two options are
illustrated as a guide, depending on how the
vehicle handbrake switch is wired. Refer to the
table for other wiring configurations.
• If the vehicle has a positive door switch for the
dome light, the wire must be cut and a diode
must be added in order to prevent false alarms
from the manual dome switch. This diode must
be rated to supply dome light(s).
• The optional output (grey wire) can be used
to drive an additional load or relay, provided
that the current does not exceed 0.5 A. For
example, the additional load may be a suitably
rated piezoelectric buzzer or a strobe beacon,
conveniently placed to ensure that any warning
is detected by the driver. Note — some modern
resistor and diode protected relays draw more
than 0.5A.
• All unused wires should be taped over
(applicable to HBA1224).
• The Handbrake Negative input (Green wire)
has specific operating voltage requirements.
Care should be taken if other circuits, electronic
controls or power circuits are connected to
this input which may cause voltages other
than battery positive or negative. The following
specification applies:
Handbrake On: Battery Negative ±2VDC
Handbrake Off: Battery Positive ±2VDC
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Start Battery
Fuse Door switch
Door switch
Cab dome light (2 A max.)
Optional output (0.5 A max.)
Handbrake switch
Handbrake switch
Dash hand brake light (2 A max.)
+
-
+
-
-
HBA1224
Blue
White
Purple
Yellow
Grey
Green
Brown
Red
Black
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CONNECTIONS
Wire entry view —
mating connector
Molex 39‑01‑2100 or
TE pt no.: 1‑1969597‑0
MATING CONNECTOR
(HBA1224‑003)
CAUTION
• Care must be taken to avoid overloading
the outputs. The optional output is
rated at 0.5A max. In ground switched
applications, the outputs for the dome
light(s) and the dashboard light are 2A
max. If higher currents are required,
suitably rated relays must be added.
• The HBA1224 relies on the switches
operated by the handbrake and the
door. Each of these switches should be
functionally tested on a regular basis in
conjunction with the Handbrake Alarm to
ensure correct operation.
• The HBA1224 is a reminder only; it does
not monitor how firmly the handbrake is
applied. The operator must ensure the
handbrake is operated in a manner that
maintains
vehicle safety.
• Some full air brake and air/hydraulic
brake systems do not have a switch on
the handbrake lever itself. The handbrake
relay on the air valve should be used for
indication that the handbrake is applied on
these vehicles.