VNM Simulation Load Cell Pedal Set

Three pedals, a 200kg load cell brake and an external controller box A three pedal set built the way the good ones are built: a load cell on the brake, contactless angle sensors on the throttle and clutch, and ball bearings on everything that moves. The brake reads 200kg of pressure, which is the number that decides how finely you can trail off it. The throttle and clutch use contactless angle sensors rather than load cells, and that is the right call. Your foot modulates position well and low pressure badly, so a position sensor on the throttle feels more like a real car. Our sim racing pedals range covers the alternatives. Key features 200kg load cell brake pedal Contactless angle sensors on throttle and clutch CNC machined aluminium with black anodised finish Ball bearings throughout the moving assemblies Pedal angle and height adjust independently External controller box with a 24-bit ADC Software calibration for deadzones and travel curves Spring and elastomer set tunes the brake feel Why the brake is the pedal that matters Braking is the one input where your body is genuinely good at judging force and poor at judging distance. Press a real brake pedal and it barely moves. A load cell reproduces that: the pedal travel is short and the signal comes from how hard you push. The result is that threshold braking becomes repeatable. You stop guessing where in the travel the lock-up point sits and start feeling it through your leg, which is the same cue a real driver uses. The supplied springs and elastomer let you set how firm that wall feels. Adjustment, and the controller box Pedal angle and height both adjust, so the set can be dialled in for a formula driving position with your legs up or a GT position with them lower. Stroke limits are set with hex bolts and bumpstops. The electronics live in an external controller box rather than inside a pedal. Each pedal runs to it on GX12, and the box runs to the PC on a single USB-C cable. Calibration, deadzones and travel curves are all set in software from there. The base plate is a separate purchase The pedals bolt to aluminium profile individually, which gives you complete freedom over spacing and is exactly what you want on a rig with a profile pedal deck. What it does not give you is a single unit you can lift in and out, or anywhere for your heels to rest. That is what the VNM Pedals Baseplate is for, and it is not included here or in any of the bundles. Our pedal accessories cover heel rests, dampers and the rest of the supporting hardware. Our expert take "The spec that people fixate on is the 200kg, and honestly almost nobody brakes at 200kg. What you are really buying is a sensor with enough range that your normal braking sits in the middle of it, where the resolution is best. That is why a high rated load cell feels better even to a driver who never gets near the number." - Blake Sterling, Founder & CEO, Gamer Gear Direct Frequently asked questions Are the throttle and clutch load cells too?No, and that is deliberate. They use contactless angle sensors, which read position. Your foot modulates position far better than it modulates light pressure, so this is closer to a real car.Is the base plate included?No. The pedals mount individually to aluminium profile. The base plate and heel rest are a separate purchase, and they are not in any of the VNM bundles either.What connects to what?Each pedal runs on its own GX12 cable to the external controller box. The box connects to the PC with a single USB-C cable.Can I change how the brake feels?Yes, in two ways. Physically, by swapping the supplied springs and elastomer to change the firmness and where the wall arrives. In software, by setting the travel curve and deadzones. Specifications Pedals: Throttle, brake and clutch Brake sensor: 200kg load cell Throttle and clutch sensors: Contactless angle sensors Material: CNC machined aluminium, black anodised Bearings: Ball bearings on all moving parts Adjustment: Pedal angle and height, plus stroke limits Controller: External box, 24-bit ADC Pedal connection: GX12 per pedal PC connection: USB-C Software: Calibration, deadzones and travel curves Platform: PC Base plate: Sold separately Warranty: 1 year What's In The Box? 1 x VNM throttle pedal 1 x VNM brake pedal 1 x VNM clutch pedal 1 x pedal controller box 1 x USB-C cable Spring and elastomer set for brake tuning 1 x hex key set and mounting screws Reviews Warranty This VNM Simulation pedal set is covered by a 12-month warranty against defects in materials and workmanship, beginning from the date of purchase. Normal wear and tear sits outside the warranty. Every product is 100% genuine, sourced through authorised distribution, and our Australian simulation team is only a call or email away. All products sold by Gamer Gear Direct are genuine and sourced from authorised distributors, with full Australian support.