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Sabelt 5P Seatbelts are a sim racing harness with an additional lower strap complementing the shoulder and lap sections. The design is ready for motion platforms and belt tensioners. Deep Black, Racing Red and Royal Blue variants suit P, S and X Series cockpits in the Sabelt Sim Racing range.
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| Specifications - Sabelt 5P Seatbelts | |
|---|---|
| Product | |
| Type | Five-point racing simulator harness |
| Intended use | Sim racing; static cockpits and motion platforms |
| Configuration | Two shoulder straps, two lap-side sections and one lower strap |
| Colour variants | Deep Black, Racing Red, Royal Blue |
| Materials and components | Derived from Sabelt motorsport harness solutions and adapted for simulator use |
| Installation and compatibility | |
| Sabelt series | P, S and X series cockpits |
| Other cockpits | Installation is possible when suitable rigid anchoring points are available |
| Lower seat opening | Not required by Sabelt; the lower strap must still follow a suitable route |
| Belt tensioner systems | Harness design prepared for tensioner integration |
| Package contents | Five-point harness, fixing parts, screws |
| Warranty and manufacturer shipping data | |
| Manufacturer warranty | 2 years |
| Shipping weight | 4.5 kg |
| Shipping dimensions | 50 × 50 × 15 cm |
Sabelt 5P Seatbelts - questions and answers
1. What are Sabelt 5P Seatbelts designed for?
They are made for racing simulators. Two shoulder straps, two lap-side sections and an additional lower point help maintain a steadier position while giving the cockpit a more complete racing configuration.
2. Which colour variants can I choose?
The product page offers Deep Black, Racing Red and Royal Blue. Construction, intended use and package contents are identical across all three options.
3. What is included in the package?
Sabelt supplies the five-point harness, fixing parts and screws. A simulator cockpit and seat shown in promotional images are not included with this accessory.
4. Which Sabelt cockpits are compatible?
The manufacturer lists the P, S and X cockpit series. Suitable examples include the Sabelt P99 Evo 1 and Sabelt X99 Evo 1.
5. Does the seat need a dedicated opening for the fifth strap?
Not necessarily. Sabelt allows installation with seats that have a lower harness opening and with models that do not. In either case, the fifth strap must run without twisting and attach to a rigid point on the cockpit.
6. Is this sim racing harness suitable for motion platforms?
Yes. Sabelt describes the harness for demanding motion-system sessions and states that it is ready for belt tensioner integration. A tensioner is a separate product and is not included with the harness.
7. Does the harness need power or software?
The harness alone needs no power or software. When paired with a separate belt tensioner, the electronics and configuration requirements depend on that particular system.
8. How does a five-point harness differ from a four-point model?
A four-point configuration uses two shoulder straps and two lap-side sections. This five-point version adds a lower fifth strap, creating a more complete layout and an additional routing point near the seat base.
9. Can Sabelt 5P Seatbelts be used in a real car?
They must not be treated as a vehicle safety restraint. This model is designed for sim racing, and Sabelt does not state FIA or ECE approval for road or track use.
10. What warranty and shipping data does the manufacturer provide?
The stated manufacturer warranty is 2 years. Shipping data is 4.5 kg and 50 × 50 × 15 cm; these figures describe the shipment rather than the net weight or physical dimensions of the harness itself.



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