Pedalset Cammus CAMMUS LC100 V4 with 200 kg load-cell sensor and Hall sensor, black

Cammus CAMMUS LC100 V4 is a simulation pedalset engineered for accurate and repeatable pedal input. The unit features a 200 kg load-cell sensor on the brake axis to measure applied force directly, while the throttle and clutch use Hall-effect sensors for contactless position sensing. The pedalset is finished in black and built for use in racing simulators, driving rigs and training setups that demand precise braking feedback and durable mechanical construction.

Advantages

The load-cell brake provides high-resolution force measurement for consistent brake feel and improved control over modulation. Hall-effect sensors on non-brake axes deliver reliable, wear-free position detection with smooth response. Adjustable mounting options and a robust construction ensure stable installation and long-term durability in intensive simulation use. The black finish offers a neutral aesthetic suitable for most cockpits and rigs.

Suitable for

• Racing simulator rigs for hobby or competitive use
• Driver training setups requiring accurate brake feedback
• Home simulators where durable, repeatable pedal input is needed
• Sim environments that integrate load-cell braking for realistic force feel

Key specifications

• Brake sensor type: 200 kg load-cell force measurement
• Throttle and clutch sensor type: Hall-effect position sensing
• Finish: black
• Mounting: adjustable brackets for secure installation on rigs and cockpits
• Construction: durable mechanical components designed for frequent use

How to use

Install the pedalset onto your simulator rig using the provided adjustable mounting brackets and secure all fasteners to the frame. Connect the pedalset to your wheelbase or simulation PC following the manufacturer’s wiring and calibration instructions. Calibrate the brake load-cell and Hall-effect axes in your simulation software to set deadzones, response curves and maximum travel. Make incremental adjustments to pedal height and angle until the position and feel match your driving posture and preferences.

Usage recommendations

Regularly check mounting points and fasteners for tightness, and perform periodic calibration of the load-cell and Hall-effect sensors to maintain consistent performance. Avoid applying impacts to the sensor assemblies and follow the simulator manufacturer’s guidance for electrical connections and grounding to prevent interference.