The Dual Charging cradle can be connected directly to a vehicle’s battery system and can be configured to provide an alarm if the handheld unit isn't attached to the charger. The charger is compatible with both the Handheld Transmitter (HHT) and the Wireless Kill Switch (WKS). The charger can also be powered through an optional USB-C cable.
The charging cradle has a current draw of 1.25A when using a 24V DC connection and a 2.5A current draw when using a 12V DC connection.
The Dual Charging cradle has an LED indicator that shows the following states:
- Green: There is power to the cradle.
- Blue: A remote is charging in the cradle.
| Wire colour | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Red | Battery | 12V or 24V |
| Black | Ground | |
| Yellow | Alarm enable | Connect to battery to enable alarm. Can be left disconnected if unused. |
| Green | Alarm output | If the Alarm Enable is connected to the battery, the Alarm Output will output the battery voltage if the handheld isn't attached to the charger. If the handheld is on the charger, the Alarm Output wire will be at 0V. This output can provide up to 500mA. |
The Alarm Output is optional and is enabled by connecting Alarm Enable to the battery voltage. If the handheld is not on the charger, the Alarm Output wire provides battery voltage. This can be used to power an LED, buzzer, or a relay.