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SIMAGIC opens P-ACTIVE pedal preorders, with November 18 shipping listed
The active pedal is listed at US$999, with P1000 and P2000 mounting adapters included.
A new active-pedal option enters the buying conversation
SIMAGIC has opened P-ACTIVE preorders at a listed US$999 before tax and shipping. The global store currently gives November 18 as the shipping start. That is a dispatch target, rather than a guarantee that every regional order reaches a customer that day. Check the seller’s local listing before planning a rig rebuild around a delivery date. Official source.
The appeal is software-adjustable pedal behaviour. Force, travel, linearity and dead zones can be configured, while the hardware allows angle and position adjustment. The question for buyers is how well that flexibility fits their existing pedal deck, preferred braking position and software setup. This is announcement coverage; we have not completed a hands-on P-ACTIVE test. Official source.
The specifications that matter for installation
SIMAGIC lists dimensions of 335.9 × 87 × 241.5 mm and a weight of 6.12 kg. The specification gives 73.67 mm of pedal travel and 16-bit resolution. Power is listed as DC 48 V, 8.3 A, with a maximum 398 W figure. These are useful planning details when considering pedal-deck space, mounting strength and cable routing. Official source.
- Listed price
- US$999, before tax and shipping
- Dimensions
- 335.9 × 87 × 241.5 mm
- Weight
- 6.12 kg
- Sensor specification
- Dual 250 kg load cells; sensor rating is not pedal output force
- In the box
- Control box, P1000 adapter kit and P2000 profile adapter kit; dedicated baseplate optional
Do not confuse sensor capacity with force at your foot
The dual 250 kg load-cell figure describes the sensors. It should not be read as a 250 kg force applied by the motor, or added together into a 500 kg pedal claim. Keeping those specifications separate makes comparison with other pedals more meaningful. Official source.
For your own setup, the more useful questions are whether the adjustment range suits your braking preference and whether you can maintain a comfortable, repeatable position. A maximum number does not tell you how the pedal will feel through a complete braking event. We will need driving time before making claims about modulation, consistency or lap-time benefits.
Check the complete mounting and connection path
The official specification lists PC and SIMAGIC-base connectivity. Included adapters cover the P1000 and P2000 profile arrangements, but the dedicated baseplate is optional. An adapter in the box does not establish universal fit or console support. Official source.
Before ordering, measure the available depth of your pedal deck and the clearance around its mounting points. Think about the full installed assembly, including adapters, the control box, power supply and cables. Make sure you can reach the fasteners after the pedal is positioned. Photographs help explain the shape, but they do not replace matching your exact mounting pattern to the manufacturer’s instructions.
How we would approach first setup
Start with a conservative profile and a comfortable seat position. Establish a usable pedal travel and repeatable braking force before adding more adjustments. Save a baseline profile so you can return to it, then change one parameter at a time while driving the same car and circuit.
The preorder is most interesting to someone who actively wants to tune pedal behaviour and is prepared to spend time setting it up. If your current pedals already give you consistent braking, wait for practical testing before treating an active pedal as an automatic upgrade. Check current SIMAGIC offers and exclusions if you are comparing options; do not assume a discount applies to a new preorder.