The 964 000 series electronic rocker pedal delivers precise throttle control for heavy machinery operating in demanding conditions. Engineered with dual return springs and a rugged die-cast aluminum frame, this industrial foot pedal withstands extreme temperatures, moisture, and dust ingress up to IP69K. Factory-programmable output configurations support analogue, PWM, IVS, current, CAN J1939, and CANopen protocols, making it adaptable to virtually any electronic control system.
The 964 000 series electronic rocker pedal is a heavy-duty throttle control solution for off-highway vehicles, construction equipment, and industrial machinery. Built to survive harsh environments, it combines a die-cast aluminum chassis with IP69K ingress protection and a wide -40°C to +85°C operating range. Factory programmable outputs (analogue, PWM, CAN J1939, etc.) and redundant return springs make it a versatile, safety-compliant component for OEMs and equipment integrators worldwide.
Specifications listed below apply to the standard 964 000 series electronic rocker pedal. Contact us for variant-specific data or custom configurations.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Series | 964 000 Series |
| Product Type | Electronic Rocker Pedal / Throttle Control Pedal |
| Return Spring Configuration | Dual built-in return springs |
| Construction Material | Die-cast aluminum treadle support and mounting plate |
| Ingress Protection | IP69K (water and dust ingress protection) |
| Storage Temperature Range | -40°C to +125°C |
| Operating Temperature Range | -40°C to +85°C |
| Electrical Connector | AMP 6-pin connector |
| Output Signal Options (Factory Programmable) | Analogue; PWM; IVS; Current; CAN J1939; CANopen |
| Sensor Options | APS Dual 5V; APS CAN (functional safety variants) |
| Safety Standards | FMVSS 124; FMVSS 302 (ECE R118); 72/245/EEC; ECE R10.06; E13 report |
| Functional Safety Certification | ISO 26262 Part 5 – ASIL C (SEooC) for APS Dual 5V and APS CAN sensors |
| Options Available | Double sensors (up to 4 signals); different treadle plates; tilting plate; CAN J1939; connector kit or custom wire harness |
The 964 000 series electronic rocker pedal converts mechanical foot motion into an electronic signal that controls engine speed or machine function. When the operator presses the pedal, the rocker mechanism pivots smoothly on its die-cast aluminum base, compressing the dual return springs while activating internal non-contact sensors that measure pedal position. These sensors generate a proportional output signal based on the angle of pedal depression—the further the pedal is pressed, the higher the output value sent to the engine control unit (ECU) or vehicle controller.
Unlike mechanical throttle linkages that rely on cables or hydraulic pressure, this electronic throttle pedal transmits control signals instantly without friction losses or mechanical lag. The factory-programmable output configurations allow the pedal to communicate using various protocols—analogue voltage, PWM frequency, CAN bus messages, or simple switch contacts—depending on the receiving control system's requirements. When the operator releases the pedal, the dual return springs provide positive force to return the pedal to idle position while the sensors signal the ECU to reduce engine speed accordingly. The sealed IP69K enclosure protects all internal components from moisture, dust, and debris, ensuring consistent operation even after repeated high-pressure washdowns.
The 964 000 series electronic rocker pedal is factory programmable to support multiple output configurations including analogue, PWM (pulse-width modulation), IVS (idle validation switch), current loop, CAN J1939, and CANopen protocols. This flexibility allows the pedal to integrate with virtually any engine or vehicle control system architecture, from simple analogue ECUs to complex CAN-based networks on modern machinery. Contact our team with your specific control system requirements for configuration assistance.
IP69K is the highest ingress protection rating defined by the IEC 60529 standard. It indicates that the electronic rocker pedal is completely dust-tight and can withstand high-pressure, high-temperature water jets—specifically 80°C water at 100 bar pressure from a distance of 100mm. For industrial equipment that undergoes regular pressure washing or operates in wet, muddy, or dusty environments, IP69K protection ensures internal electronics remain dry and functional, preventing premature failure from moisture ingress, corrosion, or contamination.
The 964 000 series meets FMVSS 124 (accelerator control systems), FMVSS 302 (flammability), 72/245/EEC (electromagnetic compatibility), ECE R10.06, and E13 certification. For functional safety applications, the APS Dual 5V and APS CAN sensor variants comply with ISO 26262 Part 5 at ASIL C (SEooC) level. This regulatory coverage ensures the pedal meets global safety requirements for on-highway vehicles, off-highway machinery, and safety-critical industrial equipment.
The electronic rocker pedal operates reliably between -40°C and +85°C and can be stored between -40°C and +125°C. This wide thermal tolerance enables deployment in arctic environments, desert regions, and everything in between without performance degradation. Machinery operating in extreme climates—including frozen oil fields, tropical mines, high-altitude construction sites, and equatorial agricultural operations—benefits from consistent throttle response regardless of ambient temperature.
Optional features include double sensor configurations capable of delivering up to four independent output signals for redundant or multi-function control requirements. Different treadle plate designs and a tilting plate option are available to accommodate specific operator ergonomics and mounting configurations. For CAN bus integration, CAN J1939 output is offered. Complete connector kits or fully customized wire harnesses can be supplied to simplify installation and reduce integration time.
The APS Dual 5V variant provides two independent 5-volt analogue output signals proportional to pedal position, delivering redundant measurement for safety-critical applications where a single sensor failure could create hazardous conditions. The APS CAN variant communicates directly using CAN J1939 or CANopen protocols, reducing wiring complexity and enabling advanced diagnostic capabilities. Both variants achieve ISO 26262 ASIL C functional safety certification, but the appropriate choice depends on your vehicle or machinery control system architecture.
Our engineers will confirm the correct output configuration, sensor variant, and connector options for your electronic rocker pedal application — and provide full technical documentation and a competitive quote tailored to your vehicle type, environmental conditions, and operational requirements.