The mechatronic pedal features the vSENSE™ non-contact sensor with patent-pending technology, configurable for analog output or electronic switches. Built to exceed all appli-cable industry standards and requirements, this rugged pedal and sensor system can withstand extreme off-road environments while ensuring precise control and superior performance.
The ER8000 pedal benefits from Kongsberg Automotive’s unique ‘direct-drive’ of the sensor, providing enhanced reliability in all environments. With no moving parts to wear over time, the vSENSE™ sensor sets a new standard for accuracy and durability, exceeding IP67 seal rating by performing under dynamic rather than static conditions.
318903-02-TF91 – Pedal ER8000 Low
318912-02-TF91 – Pedal ER8000 Upright
We offer a wide range of configurable options to match your exact setup:
We work with you from concept to completion, helping you replace legacy parts or develop custom systems.
Our engineers provide CAD-based configuration, prototyping, and testing to ensure your cable works perfectly the first time. We also offer push-and-pull testing as standard, with lifecycle testing available on request. For urgent projects, same-day or next-day turnaround can be arranged to keep your production schedules moving.
Services available:
CAD design, prototyping, push-and-pull testing, lifecycle testing (on request), plus same-day and next-day turnaround to support urgent marine, industrial, or specialist engineering projects.
CAD design,
Prototyping,
Push-and-pull testing,
Lifecycle testing (on request),
Same-day and next-day turnaround to support urgent marine, industrial, or specialist engineering projects.
Need something custom?
We offer bespoke
cable assemblies.
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Hindle Controls has become the Cable Controls group.
The same trusted team, with the same commitment to precision, refreshed to reflect the breadth of what we do.
