Moza HBP Handbrake

The MOZA HBP uses a non-contact 16-bit angular position Hall sensor that measures lever position with a resolution of 65 536 points. No physical contact means no mechanical wear — the sensor maintains full precision throughout the product's lifetime without any maintenance or replacement required.

In axis mode the handbrake operates as a continuous axis — the game reads every lever position for full braking force modulation. In button mode the handbrake acts as a digital on/off button, sending a simple press signal. Button mode is useful in games that do not support a handbrake axis, or when you want to assign the lever to an in-game action.

Return force is adjusted by swapping springs — the kit includes a blue spring and a damper with spacers. Lever travel is tuned mechanically by repositioning the stop. The angle and height of the lever are multi-stage adjustable, supporting both horizontal and vertical installations for road car and racing car driving styles.

The MOZA HBP connects directly to PC via a USB Type-B cable (1.8 m, included) or to any compatible MOZA wheelbase via the dedicated handbrake port using an RJ45 cable (2 m, included). Connecting through the MOZA wheelbase eliminates an extra USB port requirement and fully integrates the handbrake into the MOZA ecosystem.

MOZA Pit House lets you configure the HBP precisely without disassembling the hardware. You set the start and end points of lever travel (eliminating dead zones), adjust the non-linear output curve and switch between axis and button modes. All changes apply in real time and are immediately reflected during a racing session.

The MOZA HBP uses a standard bottom-mount system with M6×14 bolts (a full hardware kit is included). Optional side mounting provides additional placement flexibility in the cockpit. The kit includes two sets of hex bolts with flat and spring washers and three hex keys — everything needed for installation without purchasing additional accessories.

Yes. The MOZA HBP can also connect to a PC via the MOZA Universal Hub, offering an additional integration option for users who want to reduce the number of direct USB connections. The Universal Hub is sold separately and allows multiple MOZA devices to share a single USB port.