Sensors and GPS

This category groups speed sensors, acceleration sensors, and GPS solutions for vehicles and equipment. These components ensure the precise transmission of motion and positioning data.

Updated on October 28, 2026

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How to choose your sensors and GPS

The choice of a sensor or GPS module depends mainly on the intended use and compatibility with the original system.

Speed sensors are essential for speedometers and tachographs. Some models use magnetic induction or a piezoelectric principle. It is crucial to check the original part number (OEM) to ensure compatibility with your vehicle, whether it is a car or industrial equipment.

GPS modules and sensor adapters offer an alternative to mechanical transmitters. They convert positioning data into pulse signals compatible with existing gauges. These solutions can reduce measurement errors and simplify installation without requiring complex calibration.

For specific applications such as outboard motors or ABS systems, the sensor format and connectivity are decisive. Precise dimensions, such as M16 or M18 threads, or the number of pins, must match the mounting requirements. Always check the technical specifications before purchasing.

Selection criteria for sensors and GPS

CriterionSelection advice
Compatibility and OEM referenceCheck that the part number exactly matches your original reference to ensure proper operation with your vehicle or equipment.
Sensor technology typeIdentify whether your system requires a magnetic induction sensor, piezoelectric sensor, or GPS module to ensure signal compatibility.
Format and connectivityEnsure that the physical dimensions (such as M16/M18 threads) and the number of pins (e.g., 3-pin) match your installation.
Precision and signal outputFor applications requiring high reliability, prefer solutions offering low deviation or pulse output suitable for gauges.

Frequently asked questions about sensors and GPS

How to choose the right speed sensor for my vehicle?

The choice depends on the original part number (OEM) and the type of sensor required (magnetic induction or piezoelectric). Check compatibility with your vehicle model before purchasing.

What is a GPS speedometer sensor adapter?

It is a device that converts GPS positioning data into pulse signals. It allows replacing mechanical speed transmitters and provides an accurate reading on gauges.

Why is checking the original part number important?

The part number ensures that the sensor is physically and technically compatible with your system. Incompatibility can lead to measurement errors or malfunction.

What types of sensors are available for outboard motors?

There are tachometer sensors designed for outboard motors, often with specific threads such as M16 or M18. They measure the rotational speed of gears.

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