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ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS. SENSORS

Aug 9, 2016

A sensor is a device that detects an external signal (length, temperature, pressure, speed, etc.) and transmit it properly. Currently, in the automotive sector, the vehicles manufacturers incorporate more electronic systems to manage the performance of the vehicle.

These electronic systems need sensors to measure multiple values during the vehicle operation. These sensors help the vehicle not only to improve its performance but also to prevent failures and accidents. In fact, in the current market, we can find vehicles with up to 70 different sensors, for the engine, transmission, braking or lighting systems.

At Cojali, we manufacture a wide range of the highest quality sensors for different systems. Sensors to measure speed, wearing, pressure, coolant, temperature, revolutions, etc. You can find all our products and download our catalogues in the web site: www.cojali.com.

Cojali speed sensor

Cojali wearing sensor

Cojali temperature sensor

Cojali revolutions sensor

Cojali coolant sensor

Cojali MAP sensor

All Cojali sensors can replace original sensors from original manufacturers such as Knorr, Wabco, Haldex or Bosch. Besides, they can be installed in any of the great European brands for trucks, such as Scania, Mercedes-Benz, Man, Renault, Iveco and Volvo.

For example, in an EBS system for trucks, we can find two different sensors that are related to maintenance tasks and vehicle safety. These sensors measure wearing and speed.

The wearing sensors provide information about the service life of the braking pads, which is essential for the vehicle safety. Speed sensors provide information about the wheel speed to the EBS system, and according to this information, this system will prevent the wheels from locking, losing adhesion and endangering the vehicle, the load and the rest of the vehicles on the road.

And remember! Sensors help us to improve the performance of our vehicles and to increase the road safety.

INSTALL SENSORS IN YOUR VEHICLE WITH COJALI SENSORS!