Aim Capteur de pression de suralimentation absolue 1/8 NPT 0–50 PSI

The Absolute Boost Pressure Sensor 0–50 PSI is available in 1/8 NPT thread options and is fitted with a 4-pin 719 male binder connector to suit Aim loggers, dash loggers, lap timers and dash displays. Many aspects affect various engine pressures, so knowing your engine has the correct amount of pressure is paramount to longevity and performance.

Using Absolute Boost Pressure Sensors is the gold standard because it allows the engine to perform consistently regardless of location; whether you are racing at sea level or high up in the mountains.

If there is a pressure change, incorporating an Absolute Pressure Sensor into your setup will allow it to be detected and signalled to prevent the worst. You can see through live telemetry about what’s happening as the sensor turns the physical force of fluid pressure into a predictable electrical signal that can be monitored to protect your engine.

The Aim Absolute Pressure Sensor is installed directly into the air intake or boost line. Inside the sensor is a sensitive internal component, typically a thin diaphragm with a vacuum sealed behind it.

As the turbocharger or supercharger generates boost, that air pressure forces the diaphragm to flex. The sensor precisely measures this movement and converts it into an electrical voltage signal:

• Minimum Pressure (0 PSI Absolute): The sensor outputs its lowest voltage, typically 0.5 Volts (V). This represents a total vacuum.
• Maximum Pressure (50 PSI Absolute): The sensor outputs its peak voltage, typically 4.5 Volts (V).

This is a linear scale, meaning the voltage increases at the same rate as the pressure. For example, if the pressure is exactly halfway (25 PSI Absolute), the voltage will also be halfway (around 2.5V).