Pedalier Simagic P1000i-RS invertido negro – freno load-cell, tres pedales

The Simagic P1000i-RS inverted black pedal set is a three-pedal racing simulator unit with a dedicated load cell brake designed for accurate brake force measurement and long-term stability. Constructed for compatibility with direct-drive wheels and belt-driven systems, the P1000i-RS inverted layout places the pedal pivot above the footplate for a compact travel profile and consistent heel-toe ergonomics. Materials and geometry prioritise repeatable input and mechanical rigidity suited to competitive sim racing and structured practice sessions.

Advantages

The load cell brake provides precise force-based braking input rather than simple travel measurement, enabling finer modulation and consistent feel across sessions. A robust inverted chassis reduces unwanted flex, while adjustable pedal angles and spacing allow individual setup for driver preference. The three-pedal arrangement offers clutch, brake and throttle controls with industrial-grade components intended to deliver long service life and stable calibration.

Suitable for

• Sim racers seeking accurate brake modulation for competitive lap times
• Drivers using direct-drive or high-end belt-wheel steering systems
• Training and practice where consistent pedal feel is required
• Sim rigs with limited space that benefit from inverted pedal geometry

Key specifications

• Configuration: three pedals — clutch, brake (load cell), throttle
• Brake sensor type: load cell for force measurement
• Construction: inverted pedal layout with reinforced chassis
• Adjustability: pedal angle and spacing adjustments for ergonomic tuning
• Compatibility: designed for use with direct-drive and belt-wheel setups
• Finish: black colour scheme with durable surface treatments

How to use

Mount the pedal set to a compatible sim-rig or cockpit using the provided fixing points and ensure the unit is firmly secured to minimise movement under load. Connect the pedal electronics to your wheelbase or control interface following the manufacturer’s wiring guidance and calibrate in software to set deadzone, travel and brake strength. Adjust pedal angles and spacing to match your seating position; test brake force progressively to establish a comfortable initial load setting before tightening to a competition-oriented feel.

Recommendations

For accurate brake performance, allow an initial run-in and perform regular calibration checks. Use the load cell’s force settings in simulation software to match desired pedal stiffness and apply small incremental adjustments rather than large changes. Ensure mounting points are rigid and inspect fasteners periodically to maintain consistent pedal feel.