Gator GHDRABP Heavy Duty Back-Up Alarm (Beeper)
Gator GHDRABP Heavy Duty Beeper Back-Up Alarm, 105dB, IP67
A heavy duty 105dB beep-type reverse alarm for trucks, trailers, loaders, forklifts, utes, vans, and 4WDs IP67 rated, 12–48V, durable nylon housing, –40°C to +80°C operating range.
Product Overview
The Gator GHDRABP is a heavy duty reverse alarm that produces a traditional "beep" sound when the vehicle is reversing. At 105dB, it provides a loud, clear audible warning to pedestrians and workers in the vehicle's path.
IP67 rated nylon housing withstands harsh conditions, water, dust, and vibration. 12–48V DC compatible suits passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, and 48V electric forklifts. Universal surface mount. Stud-type connections. Operates from –40°C to +80°C.
Features & Benefits
- 105dB (±4dB) beep-type reverse alarm
- IP67 rated — waterproof and dustproof
- 12–48V DC compatible — standard vehicles, trucks, 48V equipment
- Durable nylon housing — impact and vibration resistant
- Universal surface mount — flexible installation location
- Stud-type electrical connections
- Operating temperature: –40°C to +80°C
- Suits trucks, trailers, loaders, forklifts, utes, vans, 4WDs
Technical Specs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU / Part Number | GHDRABP |
| Brand | Gator |
| Sound Type | Beep |
| Sound Level | 105 ± 4dB |
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Input Voltage | 12–48V DC |
| Current Draw | 0.1–0.5A |
| Connection Type | Stud |
| Mount Type | Universal surface mount |
| LED Warning Light | No |
| Housing Material | Nylon |
| Operating Temperature | –40°C to +80°C |
| Dimensions | 69mm (H) × 101mm (W) × 40mm (D) |
| Weight | 0.60 kg |
Compatible With / Goes Well With
Direct Vehicle Fit:
- Universal — 12–48V vehicles and equipment including trucks, trailers, loaders, forklifts, utes, vans, and 4WDs
Goes Well With:
- Gator GT700SD, GT704SD, GT904SD commercial reverse camera kits
- Gator GHDRASQ (squawk-type version — for comparison)
- Gator GHDRASLD (squawk + LED version — for comparison)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the GHDRABP, GHDRASQ, and GHDRASLD?
All three are 105dB IP67 reverse alarms with nylon housing and the same temperature range. The GHDRABP produces a traditional beep tone. The GHDRASQ produces a squawk sound (12–24V, stud connections, no LED). The GHDRASLD produces a squawk sound and adds a flashing white LED (12–80V, wire connections). Choose the GHDRABP for traditional beep-tone alarm; choose the squawk variants for industrial environments.
What is the difference between a beep and squawk alarm?
A beep alarm produces a repetitive tonal sound at a fixed frequency — the traditional reverse alarm familiar in most vehicles. A squawk alarm produces a sharp, broadband burst that is less directional. Many modern safety standards prefer squawk alarms in industrial settings; however beep alarms remain in common use and are often preferred in road vehicle applications. Confirm which sound type is required for your application.
Is the GHDRABP compatible with 48V forklifts?
Yes. The 12–48V range covers 48V electric forklifts. For higher-voltage equipment above 48V, see the GHDRASLD (12–80V).
How is this alarm wired?
The GHDRABP uses stud-type connections. Wire the positive stud to the vehicle's reverse light circuit and the negative stud to earth — the alarm activates when reverse gear is engaged.
Does this alarm have a flashing LED?
No. The GHDRABP is an audible-only alarm. For a combined audible and visual warning, see the Gator GHDRASLD.
Weight
0.60 kg
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Description
Gator GHDRABP Heavy Duty Beeper Back-Up Alarm, 105dB, IP67
A heavy duty 105dB beep-type reverse alarm for trucks, trailers, loaders, forklifts, utes, vans, and 4WDs IP67 rated, 12–48V, durable nylon housing, –40°C to +80°C operating range.
Product Overview
The Gator GHDRABP is a heavy duty reverse alarm that produces a traditional "beep" sound when the vehicle is reversing. At 105dB, it provides a loud, clear audible warning to pedestrians and workers in the vehicle's path.
IP67 rated nylon housing withstands harsh conditions, water, dust, and vibration. 12–48V DC compatible suits passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, and 48V electric forklifts. Universal surface mount. Stud-type connections. Operates from –40°C to +80°C.
Features & Benefits
- 105dB (±4dB) beep-type reverse alarm
- IP67 rated — waterproof and dustproof
- 12–48V DC compatible — standard vehicles, trucks, 48V equipment
- Durable nylon housing — impact and vibration resistant
- Universal surface mount — flexible installation location
- Stud-type electrical connections
- Operating temperature: –40°C to +80°C
- Suits trucks, trailers, loaders, forklifts, utes, vans, 4WDs
Technical Specs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU / Part Number | GHDRABP |
| Brand | Gator |
| Sound Type | Beep |
| Sound Level | 105 ± 4dB |
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Input Voltage | 12–48V DC |
| Current Draw | 0.1–0.5A |
| Connection Type | Stud |
| Mount Type | Universal surface mount |
| LED Warning Light | No |
| Housing Material | Nylon |
| Operating Temperature | –40°C to +80°C |
| Dimensions | 69mm (H) × 101mm (W) × 40mm (D) |
| Weight | 0.60 kg |
Compatible With / Goes Well With
Direct Vehicle Fit:
- Universal — 12–48V vehicles and equipment including trucks, trailers, loaders, forklifts, utes, vans, and 4WDs
Goes Well With:
- Gator GT700SD, GT704SD, GT904SD commercial reverse camera kits
- Gator GHDRASQ (squawk-type version — for comparison)
- Gator GHDRASLD (squawk + LED version — for comparison)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the GHDRABP, GHDRASQ, and GHDRASLD?
All three are 105dB IP67 reverse alarms with nylon housing and the same temperature range. The GHDRABP produces a traditional beep tone. The GHDRASQ produces a squawk sound (12–24V, stud connections, no LED). The GHDRASLD produces a squawk sound and adds a flashing white LED (12–80V, wire connections). Choose the GHDRABP for traditional beep-tone alarm; choose the squawk variants for industrial environments.
What is the difference between a beep and squawk alarm?
A beep alarm produces a repetitive tonal sound at a fixed frequency — the traditional reverse alarm familiar in most vehicles. A squawk alarm produces a sharp, broadband burst that is less directional. Many modern safety standards prefer squawk alarms in industrial settings; however beep alarms remain in common use and are often preferred in road vehicle applications. Confirm which sound type is required for your application.
Is the GHDRABP compatible with 48V forklifts?
Yes. The 12–48V range covers 48V electric forklifts. For higher-voltage equipment above 48V, see the GHDRASLD (12–80V).
How is this alarm wired?
The GHDRABP uses stud-type connections. Wire the positive stud to the vehicle's reverse light circuit and the negative stud to earth — the alarm activates when reverse gear is engaged.
Does this alarm have a flashing LED?
No. The GHDRABP is an audible-only alarm. For a combined audible and visual warning, see the Gator GHDRASLD.
Weight
0.60 kg
