AiM Magnetic Speed Sensor 

The AiM non-contact sensor needs a metallic trigger to pass in front of it. It comes with a magnet and the locknuts.

Key Features :

AiM Magnetic Speed Sensor 

The AiM non-contact sensor needs a metallic trigger to pass in front of it. It comes with a magnet and the locknuts required and are available in two versions: a plastic connector (Binder 719) and a metallic connector (Binder 712).

The Magnetic Wheel Speed Sensor can be mounted using a bracket (not supplied) and to sense a trigger magnet (included) as it rotates past. Suitable mounting positions may consist of the wheel, wheel hub, prop shaft or brake disc.

The sensor consists of a thin piece of metal that passes a continuous current through it. When the sensor is placed in a magnetic field, the electrons move to one side of the metal, and protons move to the other side of the plate. Then you will be able to get a voltage.

The sensor only produces around seven volts. When the electrons move to one side, a potential difference is created between the two sides of the metal.

Connections

The 719 connection will suit MXL (Strada), MXG, MXS, MXP (inc Strada). Use with a 719-719 patch lead to extend to the required length.

AiM Magnetic Speed Sensor 

• 719 Plastic Binder Connector
• Ensure the distance between the sensor and the magnet is between 8 and 20mm

AiM Magnetic Speed Sensor 

• 1 x Magnetic Speed Sensor 719 Plastic connector 1m Cable