Simagic Linear Haptic Pedal Reactor S475 — Direct-drive linear haptic pedal (P-HPR GT)

Simagic Linear Haptic Pedal Reactor S475 (P-HPR GT) is a direct‑drive linear haptic pedal module designed to deliver realistic, precise braking and throttle feedback for sim racing rigs. The compact unit combines a lightweight aluminum‑alloy rotor with adjustable telemetry and vibration characteristics to produce clear, direct haptic sensations such as traction control alerts, wheel slip, surface bumps and ABS events. It is compatible with standard pedal plates and integrates with SimPro Manager for parameter adjustment and firmware updates.

Advantages

The P-HPR GT offers fast response times and precise feedback through an innovative lightweight rotor, producing distinct haptic cues while keeping overall mass low. Its compact footprint and durable aluminum alloy construction make it suitable for tight cockpit installations. The module supports expandability with P-HPR and P-HPR Neo accessories and provides adjustable telemetry parameters and auto-detection to maintain and refine the driving experience over time.

Suitable for

• Sim racing setups requiring realistic brake and throttle feedback
• Competitive and enthusiast racing rigs seeking precise pedal modulation
• Cockpits with limited space needing a compact haptic module
• Users who want firmware-adjustable telemetry and vibration characteristics

Key specifications

• Device type: Direct‑drive linear haptic pedal module
• Material: Aluminum alloy housing and rotor components
• External color: Black / Red
• Width: 40 mm
• Depth: 39 mm
• Nominal weight: 0.15 kg
• Included accessories: brackets, cable clips, screws, Allen key
• Compatible products: P500, P1000, P2000 pedals and TB-RS handbrake
• Adjustable features: telemetry parameters and vibration characteristics via SimPro Manager
• Warranty: 24 months (warranty validated by serial number)

How to use

Mount the P-HPR GT to a compatible pedal plate using the supplied brackets and screws, secure cable routing with the included clips, and connect the module to your rig according to the manufacturer's integration instructions. Use SimPro Manager to detect the device, adjust telemetry and vibration settings, and apply firmware updates. Configure pedal travel and force response within your sim software to match vehicle and track conditions for consistent, linear feedback.

Usage recommendations

Install and test settings progressively: start with conservative telemetry and vibration values, then increase feedback intensity while verifying pedal travel and mounting security. Regularly update firmware via SimPro Manager and check mounting hardware for tightness to ensure reliable operation.