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VNM Lite Pedalset
1,530.54zł
VNM Lite Pedalset is a metal throttle, brake and clutch set for sim racing. The brake uses a 200 kg load cell, while the throttle and clutch run contactless angle sensors. Pedal height and angle are adjustable. A heel support is not included, so complete the installation with the VNM Pedal Heel Rest.
| Technical specification - VNM Lite Pedalset | |
|---|---|
| Set and construction | |
| Configuration | 3 pedals: throttle, brake and clutch |
| Product reference | VNM-PE01ST3-L |
| EAN | 8936230212130 |
| Materials | Powder-coated steel and anodised aluminium |
| Moving mechanisms | Ball bearings |
| Dimensions | 49 × 36 × 15 cm |
| Weight | 5.3 kg |
| Sensors and adjustment | |
| Brake sensor | 200 kg load cell |
| Throttle sensor | Contactless angle sensor |
| Clutch sensor | Contactless angle sensor |
| Mechanical adjustment | Pedal height and angle |
| Software settings | Calibration, dead zones and response curves |
| Installation and expansion | |
| Heel plate | Not included |
| VNM Damper Kit | Not compatible |
| Haptic expansion | VNM Direct Haptic; matching brackets and power supply depend on the selected configuration |
VNM Lite Pedalset - questions and answers
1. What is included in the VNM Lite Pedalset?
This is a three-pedal package with throttle, brake and clutch. The pedals share a controller box, but a heel plate is not included. Installation must therefore match the pedal tray used in the cockpit.
2. How does the 200 kg load cell brake work?
The sensor measures force applied to the brake instead of reading only its position. The 200 kg figure describes the rated load cell capacity. It does not mean the driver must press that hard, as the preferred maximum braking force is set during calibration.
3. Which sensors are used for throttle and clutch?
Both pedals use contactless angle sensors. Measurement does not rely on a sensing wiper sliding across a track, which supports smooth input and reduces wear at the measuring element.
4. Can the pedal position be adjusted?
Yes. VNM provides pedal height and angle adjustment. This makes it possible to match the pedal faces to the tray angle, seat height and the driver's preferred leg position.
5. Do the pedals need calibration?
Yes. After installation, calibrate them with the VNM control software. The program can set minimum and maximum input, dead zones and response curves for each pedal.
6. Is a heel plate supplied?
No. The set does not include one. The pedals may be mounted directly to a suitable rig or combined with the VNM Pedal Heel Rest, which turns them into one adjustable module and provides a stable support point for the feet.
7. Can VNM Lite Pedalset be installed in a sim rig?
Yes. The metal structure and load cell brake are intended for secure mounting. Before installation, compare the mounting pattern with the cockpit tray and leave enough room for the controller box and cables.
8. Is the VNM Damper Kit compatible with the Lite model?
No. VNM explicitly states that the Lite pedal set cannot use damper kits. The conventional VNM Damper Kit should not be purchased for this version.
9. Can haptic feedback be added?
Yes. Current Lite pedals with the V2 controller can work with the VNM Direct Haptic Pedals Reactor. Reactors, pedal-specific brackets and the required power supply must be selected for the planned configuration.
10. Who is the VNM Lite Pedalset designed for?
It suits drivers moving to a three-pedal metal set with force-based braking but who do not need the more elaborate VNM V1 system. A rigid cockpit brings out the best in its load cell brake.

