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HNC Steering Wheel Mounted Infrared Light and Auxiliary Systems

The CL005 and CL006 light and auxiliary system control units have been developed to ensure safe control of the vehicle's light and service controls (horn, turn signals, headlights, wipers, etc.) for individuals with disorders causing loss of function in the upper extremities. This allows driving to be carried out in complete safety.

Suitable for hemiplegic and amputee drivers
The special ergonomic design of the control keypad and its three distinctively colored buttons ensure quick and accurate function differentiation while driving. The yellow button corresponds to the left turn signal, while the two red buttons correspond to the horn and hazard lights functions. This design eliminates the risk of distraction.

Why Maya Mobility control units?
Thanks to its compact dimensions, aesthetic design, and various color/surface options (wood-look radical, carbon-look, black, and grey), it perfectly blends with the vehicle’s interior.

The control unit, placed on the steering wheel, sends infrared signals to the receiver inside the vehicle. The receiver unit communicates with the vehicle’s original electronic system, managing all functions seamlessly.

Versions suitable for every pathology
Considering the variety of upper extremity disorders, different versions have been developed, each approved by the Ministry of Transport.

In addition to traditional side-mounted and front-mounted options (CL005);

  • Independent of the knob,

  • Without a knob (CL006) versions are also available.

The Maya Mobility control unit is also approved for use in a position away from the steering wheel. This solution allows prosthesis users with limited left upper extremity function to drive manual transmission, left-hand drive vehicles, or drivers with limited right upper extremity function to safely drive manual transmission, right-hand drive vehicles (as in countries like the UK, South Africa).

The upper section of the device features a charging port and a switch to turn the keypad illumination on and off during night driving.