Real-time suspension feedback with durable construction made for real-world conditions.
Tested for over 2 million cycles
Tested for over 2 million cycles
+2% linear output accuracy
+2% linear output accuracy
IP6K9K rated for dust and high-pressure water exposure
IP6K9K rated for dust and high-pressure water exposure
Reverse voltage protection up to -18V
Reverse voltage protection up to -18V
6 reasons why
Innovation where it counts
How the Ride Height Level Sensor works
Our Ride Height Level Sensor measures the distance between the vehicle body and the suspension with laser-sharp precision. It converts movement into an electrical signal that delivers +2% linear output accuracy even as load and road conditions change.
That signal is then fed into the suspension control system. When the control unit receives real-time height data, it can adjust the suspension settings as needed. The result is a smooth driver experience with rock-solid handling and total comfort.
Extensive vehicle coverage
Get coverage over more than 155 million vehicles:
- BMW, Land Rover, Mercedes-Benz, and VAG applications
- Available in EMEA
- Coverage for passenger and commercial platforms
See our sensors in action
Ride Height Level Sensors FAQs
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Are Delphi's Ride Height Level Sensors tested in real-world conditions?
Yes. We are big believers in testing our innovations to make sure they perform on the road. Our sensors are tested to withstand more than 1 million ball head swing cycles and 2 million durability test cycles. The housing meets IP6K9K standards for dust and high-pressure water exposure, as well.
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How accurate is the ride height signal output? Why does it matter?
You get +2% linear output accuracy over the operating range. The more accurate the data, the better the suspension control unit can respond. This leads to a smooth, comfortable drive.
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Which vehicle platforms does Delphi's Ride Height Level Sensor cover?
Our sensors cover 155M-plus vehicles, including BMW, Land Rover, Mercedes-Benz, and VAG applications. The range supports both passenger and commercial platforms, too, in EMEA.