HySecurity StrongArmPark DC Parts Diagram and Replacement Parts

Electrical



Part of the EZ Parts Finder: pick a part on the diagram or use the list below.
Use these clickable drawings to find parts for the HySecurity StrongArmPark DC barrier arm operator. Pick a part in a drawing to see its part number. The first drawing covers the chassis, drive and electrical parts. The second shows the electrical box. The list under the drawings adds the arm hardware, such as oval arms, breakaway brackets and end caps.
The StrongArmPark DC comes as the DC 10 and the DC 14, and the arm length tells them apart. The DC 10 takes arms up to 10 ft and opens in 1.5 to 2.5 seconds. The DC 14 takes 10 to 14 ft arms, uses a spring assist and opens in 2.5 to 3.5 seconds. Solar versions are the DCS 10 and DCS 14.
Related models: HySecurity StrongArm
| Part number | Part |
|---|---|
| MX001766 | MX001766 Board, Power Supply, 115/230VAC |
| MX3037-0 | HySecurity MX3037-0 Board, Smart DC Controller |
| MX001036 | HySecurity MX001036 SlideDriver Buzzer, Piezo |
| MX001760 | HySecurity MX001760 Circuit Breaker, 15A |
| MX3796 | MX3796 Circuit Breaker, 5A |
| MX4621 | HySecurity MX4125 - HY-5B Loop Detector ***New Part # MX4621*** |
| MX002124 | HySecurity MX002124 Reset Switch, Internal |
| MX3011 | HySecurity MX3011 Switch, Hold Open/Hold Close |
| MX001761 | HySecurity MX001761 Switch, On/Off |
It uses two 12V, 8Ah batteries. HySecurity lists up to 1,000 cycles after AC power loss, depending on arm size, battery health, temperature and accessories.
The DC 10 takes arms up to 10 ft. The DC 14 takes arms from 10 to 14 ft and uses a spring assist.
No. HySecurity states that even if AC power is lost and the batteries are fully drained, the limits remain intact. There are no physical limit switches.