4410501200 Wabco SENSOR

Wabco 4410501200 Distance Sensor

Description

This Wabco Distance Sensor (MPN: 4410501200) is a crucial component within vehicle safety systems, used to detect obstacles and assist with functions like automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control. It's designed for heavy-duty applications requiring robust performance in harsh environments. This inductive sensor boasts a wide operational range of ±50° and operates on a 12V system with a rated current of 90mA. Its dimensions are 106 x 80 x 80 mm, and it features a Bayonet DIN 72585-A1-2.1-Sn/K2 electrical connection and mounting via 2x Ø 10.9 mm holes. The sensor is IP 6K9K rated for exceptional protection and can function reliably in temperatures ranging from -40°C to +80°C, ensuring consistent and accurate performance in demanding conditions. It features a cross lever and is manufactured to OE specification.

Key Features & Benefits

These sensors basically measure how far away things are from your vehicle. They use things like radar, ultrasonic waves, or even infrared light to do this. They’re most commonly used for things like parking assist, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring, and automatic emergency braking. They send that distance information to the car’s computer, which then decides what to do – whether to warn you, slow down, or even apply the brakes. Think of it like this: the sensor is the car’s eyes and ears when it comes to nearby objects. It’s constantly scanning, figuring out how close things are, and sending that data back to the central computer. That computer then uses that information to help keep you safe and make driving easier. Different sensors handle different jobs, so there are often several in a vehicle, each dedicated to a specific system.

Symptoms, Risks & Replacements

Well, they’re pretty crucial for a lot of modern safety features. If one of these sensors goes bad, you’ll notice if your parking assist stops working, your adaptive cruise control isn’t maintaining a safe distance, or you’re getting false warnings. Basically, anything that relies on knowing how close you are to other vehicles or objects will be affected. You can find replacements for these pretty easily, places like Fixparts Online have a good selection. Ignoring a faulty sensor isn’t really an option since it directly impacts those safety systems, so it’s best to get it sorted out when you discover an issue. It acts like a shield against potential collisions, and you want that shield working properly. Product information is provided for reference only. The part number and compatibility with your equipment are decisive when selecting the correct item.