Handbrake Moza Racing HBP Analogue Digital Wired USB

The MOZA Handbrake HBP Analogue Digital Wired USB is a gaming handbrake engineered for racing simulation. Its aviation-grade aluminium body and anodized finish provide a durable housing while the non-contact 16-bit high-precision angle sensor delivers accurate analogue input. The handbrake supports both analogue and digital modes, offers wired USB connectivity for direct PC connection or connection via a compatible wheelbase handbrake port, and is engineered for flexible mounting and adjustable feel.

Advantages

The aluminium CNC-machined chassis is wear-resistant and sturdy, providing long-term mechanical stability. A non-contact 16-bit angle sensor ensures high-resolution input and a maintenance-free lifespan compared with mechanical potentiometers. The lever can be mounted horizontally or vertically to emulate different vehicle styles, and the stop position, brake travel and rebound strength are adjustable via replaceable springs. Wired USB connectivity allows straightforward integration with a PC or a wheelbase that supports a handbrake input.

Suitable for

• Racing simulation setups requiring a dedicated handbrake for drifting and rally driving
• Wheelbases that provide a handbrake port or PC users connecting directly via USB
• Home rigs and cockpit setups where durable, precisely adjustable controls are needed

Key specifications

• Body material: aviation-grade aluminium with anodized finish
• Sensor type: non-contact 16-bit high precision angle sensor
• Control modes: analogue and digital
• Connectivity: wired USB and compatible wheelbase handbrake port
• Mounting options: horizontal or vertical lever orientation; compatible with most racing rigs; optional table clamp available
• Adjustability: adjustable stop position, replaceable springs for brake force and travel adjustment
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 330 mm × 170 mm × 100 mm

How to use

Mount the handbrake to your rig or use an optional clamp for desk installation, ensuring the base is secured and aligned with your pedals and wheel. Choose horizontal or vertical lever orientation depending on the vehicle style you want to simulate, then connect the unit to your PC using the supplied USB cable or to a compatible wheelbase handbrake port. Configure input settings in your simulator software to recognize analogue or digital signals and calibrate the travel and dead zone if required. Replace or adjust springs to set the preferred rebound strength and braking travel, and fine-tune the stop position for personal ergonomics.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, calibrate the handbrake in your simulator after installation and periodically check mounting bolts and spring condition. Use the analogue mode for fine, progressive braking control and digital mode when a simple on/off input is required. If you frequently switch vehicle types, store replacement springs and keep the stop position adjustment accessible for quick changes.