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Commercial, Truck & Machinery

Selected Truck, Fleet & Machinery Auto Electrical Work

Selected 12V and 24V truck, fleet, tractor and machinery jobs, assessed individually: repairs, work lights and beacons, reverse alarms, UHF, GPS, cameras and service body wiring.

The numbers

Systems worked on
12 V and 24 V, on selected jobs
Typical 24 V configuration
Two 12 V batteries in series
Truck, fleet and machinery work
Assessed individually, size and access limits apply

Quick answer

How is truck and machinery auto electrical work different from car work?

Many heavy vehicles and some machinery run 24 volt systems, commonly from two 12 volt batteries in series, while most cars and light commercials run 12 volts. Parts and accessories need to suit the system voltage, and cable runs are often longer. Wired Right in Albion Park Rail works on 12 V and 24 V systems on selected truck, fleet, tractor and machinery jobs, assessed individually. Vehicle size and access limits apply, so contact us with the vehicle and the work needed to discuss suitability and availability.

Truck, fleet, tractor and machinery work is taken on as selected jobs, assessed individually. Vehicle size and access limits apply, so send us the vehicle details and the work you need and we will get back to you about whether it suits and about current availability.

Where a job suits, we work on 12 V and 24 V systems: beacons and work lights, reverse alarms, UHF and GPS, camera systems, service body wiring and wiring repairs. Vibration, water and long cable runs are common challenges on this kind of equipment, so connectors, terminations and routing are chosen to suit the product and the environment.

Illustration of a heavy duty battery isolator switch beside an amber rotating beacon
Illustration. Two 12 volt batteries in series give 24 volts, so parts and accessories need to suit the system voltage. An isolator can be used to disconnect the batteries for servicing.

What this covers

  • 12V and 24V electrical repairs

    Starting, charging and accessory circuits on 12 V and 24 V systems, including 24-to-12 volt converters for 12 V accessories, on selected vehicles.

  • Work lights, beacons & warning lights

    Beacons, warning lights and work lights wired and switched to suit the vehicle. Site requirements are set by the site or operator, so let us know what they specify.

  • Reverse alarms

    Reversing alarms wired with their own circuit protection and checked for operation. Fitting an accessory does not on its own establish that the whole vehicle or machine meets site or regulatory requirements.

  • UHF, GPS & tracking

    Radio and tracker installs on single vehicles or selected fleet jobs, with the option of a consistent setup across vehicles.

  • Camera systems

    Reversing and side camera systems with in-cab monitors, depending on the vehicle and the equipment selected.

  • Tractor & machinery wiring repairs

    Selected tractor and machinery wiring repairs, assessed individually, with sealing and terminations chosen to suit the environment.

  • Service body electrical fitouts

    Work light, charging, compressor and lighting circuits planned for service bodies, depending on the body and the equipment. Any 240V mains wiring is handled through a licensed electrician.

How the job runs

  1. 1

    Assess the job

    Each truck, fleet, tractor or machinery job is assessed individually for vehicle size, access and the work involved before it is accepted.

  2. 2

    Agree timing

    Timing can be arranged around your operating hours on certain jobs or on request, and we will give an indication of time off the road where we can.

  3. 3

    Build for the environment

    Connectors, terminations, sealing and routing are chosen to suit the product and the environment, including vibration, water and heat.

  4. 4

    Protect each circuit

    Accessories are given circuit protection to suit the load, which aims to limit the effect of a fault on other circuits.

  5. 5

    Documentation where agreed

    Wiring diagrams and circuit labelling are provided on certain jobs or on request. The quotation will identify the work and any reports or wiring diagrams included.

Commercial, Truck & Machinery: common questions

Do you work on 24 volt systems?

Yes, on selected jobs. Many trucks and some machinery run 24 volts, commonly from two 12 volt batteries in series, and parts and accessories need to suit the system voltage. Where a 12 volt accessory is needed, a suitably rated converter is generally used rather than taking power from one battery of the pair, which can leave the batteries unevenly charged.

Do you take on any truck, tractor or machine?

Not every one. Truck, fleet, tractor and machinery work is taken on as selected jobs, assessed individually at our discretion, and vehicle size and access limits apply. Send us the vehicle details and the work needed and we will get back to you about whether it suits and about current availability.

Can you wire a new service body?

On selected jobs, yes. Planning the wiring before the body is loaded and fitted out can make routing simpler. The quotation will identify the work and any reports or wiring diagrams included. Any 240V mains wiring, power points or inverter-output connections are handled through a licensed electrician.

Can you standardise cameras and UHF across our fleet?

Using the same hardware and wiring layout across vehicles can make installs and later servicing more consistent. Each vehicle is still checked and diagnosed on its own, because the same equipment can develop different faults on different vehicles. Fleet work is taken on as selected jobs, assessed individually.

Where we do this work

Based in Albion Park Rail, by appointment only, serving customers from across the Illawarra and Shellharbour. Contact us to discuss the work you need and current availability.

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Talk to us about this job

Ring or send the vehicle details and what it needs. We will get back to you about the work and current availability, and the scope is confirmed with you before any work is authorised.