Wiring Input Module
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$505.00 NZD
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New Zealand:
- Standard shipping is $14 NZD, including helmets. Any separate rates for seats or trolleys are shown at checkout.
- Delivered by NZ Couriers or Post Haste.
- Delivery time: 1-7 days.
- Free local pickup is available from 15 Michael Road, Paraparaumu 5032.
Australia:
- Shipping is calculated from the combined estimated shipping weight of the items in your basket. Your rate is shown in AUD at checkout.
- Orders over 20kg require a separately priced freight quote before purchase. Please contact HRR.
- OMP seats and trolleys are available for New Zealand delivery only.
- Delivered by Asendia, DHL Express or FedEx.
- Delivery time: 7-14 days.
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The Wiring Input Module is a small compact SIM input device, providing a simple way to input voltage signals to the dashboard. The module allows for connection of lights, left and right indicators, dipped beam, main beam, hazard warning, handbrake warning light - in fact, up to 14 independent voltage inputs that are then sent to the display or logger through the CAN II stream, allowing you to turn on the symbols or lights on the display.
The SIM Expansion adds up to 14 freely configurable analogue channels without occupying or modifying any of the existing system channels on the dash, leaving them free for other input sensors. The module is mounted near the fuse box and picks up the 12V source signal from, for example, the indicators to turn on the icon LED on the dash. It leaves the 4 analogue inputs on the dash free for other sensors.
