Loadcell Simagic P-S100 100 kg - Force sensor for sim racing pedals

Simagic P-S100 100 kg loadcell is a precision force sensor designed for sim racing pedal systems. It translates applied pedal force into accurate electrical signals to provide consistent brake and throttle input. Developed for compatibility with sim racing pedals and controllers, this loadcell improves measurement stability and pedal feel to deliver more realistic feedback during driving simulations.

Advantages

The P-S100 offers a compact mechanical design and a rated capacity of 100 kg that supports a wide range of driver inputs from light to heavy braking. Its precise force-to-voltage output reduces signal noise and ensures repeatable readings, which helps maintain consistent pedal response lap after lap. The loadcell’s straightforward mounting features simplify integration into compatible pedal assemblies, and the robust construction supports long-term use under frequent load cycles.

Suitable for

• Sim racing pedal systems requiring force-based brake input
• Home and professional sim rigs where consistent braking feedback is needed
• Upgrading analogue potentiometer pedals to loadcell-based measurement
• Testing and calibration setups for pedal feel and force curves

Key specifications

• Rated capacity: 100 kg force
• Sensor type: strain gauge loadcell (force sensor)
• Output: analog electrical signal proportional to applied force
• Construction: metal alloy body designed for repeated mechanical loading
• Mounting: standard bolt-through or screw-fit integration for pedal assemblies
• Operating environment: intended for indoor sim racing setups

How to use

Install the loadcell between the pedal arm and the pedal base or brake plate according to the pedal manufacturer’s compatibility guidelines. Ensure that the load path transmits force directly through the loadcell’s sensing element and that fasteners are tightened to prevent unwanted movement. Connect the loadcell’s electrical output to a compatible amplifier, interface or controller that accepts analog loadcell signals and configure calibration settings in the sim rig software to map force values to brake or throttle input ranges. Perform incremental testing and calibration to establish desired pedal travel, deadzone and force curve.

Usage recommendations

To maintain consistent readings, keep mounting surfaces clean and secure, avoid introducing lateral forces to the sensing element, and perform regular calibration checks. Use a compatible interface or amplifier with proper excitation and signal conditioning for optimal accuracy. For realistic pedal feel, adjust software brake force curves and pedal travel settings rather than applying mechanical preloads that could exceed the rated capacity.