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Simucube ActivePedal Ultimate
8,480.49zł
Simucube ActivePedal Sport
SCAPSPORT-EU-US
3,939.02zł
3,939.02zł
PREORDER Q1 2027
Simucube ActivePedal Sport is a servo-driven pedal with up to 100 kg of force and 60 mm of travel. Use it as a brake, throttle or clutch and adjust resistance and effects in Simucube Tuner. It requires a separately sold Simucube Link Hub. Add Simucube CoPedal to build your pedal set. This product includes one ActivePedal Sport.
You will receive an 39.39zł for each item of this product to use on your next purchase.
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Available accessories
- Plug and Play Accessories
The Simucube Link Hub is the key to your Simucube rig. Connect all your Simucube gear and Simucube Wireless wheels through Simucube Link.
- ✅ Occupies only one USB port
- ✅ Gear protected from power surges
- ✅ Free up spaces for other devices
- ✅ Connects all Simucube devices after 2024
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The Teltonika Ethernet Switch is a compact, reliable device designed to interconnect all Simucube hardware such as the ActivePedal and Valo GT-23. It enables clean and scalable system setups without requiring multiple USB connections to your PC. Perfect for centralized rig communication and future-proof expansions.
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The Simucube Baseplate is the perfect solution for those who want a seamless experience when mounting the Simucube ActivePedal and other third-party pedals.
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A pedal you can tune to the car
Simucube ActivePedal Sport uses a servo motor to create resistance. Changing the brake feel does not mean swapping springs or elastomers. Set force, travel and the resistance curve in Simucube Tuner, save the profile and load it again for your next session.
- Your own settings: match force and travel to the car and your seating position.
- A repeatable profile: restore saved settings without rebuilding a mechanical resistance stack.
- Feedback under your foot: ABS and wheel lock-up can change pedal behaviour using telemetry from the game.
A motor replaces spring and elastomer swaps
In a typical passive pedal, a sensor reads pressure or position while the mechanical parts provide resistance. ActivePedal Sport uses a motor that responds to software settings. You can change how the pedal feels without taking it apart and trying a different combination of inserts.
Up to 100 kg of force and 60 mm of travel
ActivePedal Sport provides a maximum force of 100 kg and up to 60 mm of travel. These are the pedal's limits, not compulsory settings. Choose a lighter brake with more movement or a short stroke with resistance that rises sharply.
The pedal face also has mechanical adjustment: 20 mm in height and an 18° angle range. Set the contact position for your foot first, then tune force and response in the software.
Link Hub and CoPedal in one environment
ActivePedal Sport requires a Simucube Link Hub. The hub connects Link-platform devices to the computer through one USB port. If you already have one in your rig, you can reuse it. Sport does not support daisy chaining one pedal through another.
Add Simucube CoPedal as a throttle or clutch alongside the active brake. Simucube specifies support for two passive pedals through the extension interface. The hub, CoPedal and mounting baseplate are not included in the ActivePedal Sport box.
Build your brake curve in Simucube Tuner
Start with a preset curve: Linear, Squared, S-Curve or Logarithmic A, B and C. If none feels right, edit the resistance curve yourself. You can decide how quickly force builds through the stroke for the car you drive and the way you brake.
Simucube Tuner also provides travel, maximum force, preload, friction and damping settings. Assign profiles to games and use automatic switching instead of rebuilding your setup before each session.
Driver profiles give you a starting point
There is no need to begin with a blank graph. Simucube presents profiles from James Baldwin for the McLaren 720S GT3 EVO, Tim Heinemann for the Porsche 911 GT3 R, Gabriel Bortoleto for Formula 2 and Tony Kanaan for IndyCar 2023.
Use them as starting points, then adapt them to your own pressure and seating position. Keep the overall curve while adjusting force or travel. When practising trail braking, you can compare profiles and find the response that suits your technique.
JAMES BALDWIN
McLaren 720 GT3 EVO
Tim Heinemann
Porsche 911 GT3 R
Gabriel Bortoleto
Formula 2 - F1 Audi team driver
Tony Kanaan
Indycar 2023
Brake, throttle or clutch
The same ActivePedal Sport can perform three roles. As a brake, it offers force adjustment up to 100 kg and effects including ABS and wheel lock-up. As a throttle, it lets you tune travel and resistance. As a clutch, you can adjust the engagement feel and bite point.
Select the role in Simucube Tuner. This product contains one pedal. Operating two or three axes at the same time requires additional active pedals or a compatible passive-pedal setup.
Keep the same profile through long sessions
ActivePedal Sport gets its resistance from the motor and saved curve rather than a selected elastomer stack. Restoring the brake feel does not require replacing those parts. Loading a profile brings back the saved force, travel and other settings.
Save separate configurations for different cars. After experimenting, you can return to an earlier setup without starting the adjustment process from scratch.
Feel ABS and wheel lock-up under your foot
ActivePedal Sport does more than read your input. Its motor can change force while you drive to communicate ABS operation and wheel lock-up. These effects come through the pedal mechanism itself, without adding a separate vibration motor for them.
Telemetry-based effects need the relevant data from the game. Availability will not be identical across every title. Adjust intensity in Simucube Tuner so the signals remain useful alongside the normal brake resistance.
Seven effects to set your way
Each effect communicates something different. You do not have to enable them all. Start with the information you use while driving, then adjust its intensity in Simucube Tuner.
Effects based on vehicle behaviour work within the data supplied by the simulator. Brake Threshold Vibrations responds to a chosen brake-input threshold and does not need wheel-lock or ABS telemetry.
Motor Vibration
Vibration that follows engine RPM.
ABS
Pulsing feedback when ABS activates.
Traction Control
Haptic feedback when traction control engages.
G-Force
The pull toward the seat belts under braking and acceleration, with slow pedal movement and a sharp texture.
Brake Threshold Vibrations
Vibrates when brake input reaches your set level. Needs no telemetry, so it works in every game.
Clutch Bite Point
Vibrates around your bite point, getting stronger the closer you are to it.
Brake Lockup
Vibrates when the wheels lock under braking. Scales with car speed and how hard the wheels lock.
An active pedal in the Simucube family
Sport uses the approach found in ActivePedal Pro and Ultimate: a servo motor creates resistance while Simucube Tuner handles settings and effects. That does not mean identical hardware or force limits. Sport has its own compact design and a maximum force of 100 kg.
Profiles, curves and effects are managed in the same software environment. If your rig already uses Simucube Link devices, you can keep the existing Link Hub rather than buy a second one for the same setup.
250 mm długości i cztery punkty montażowe
ActivePedal Sport ma 250 mm długości i waży 3,4 kg bez zasilacza oraz akcesoriów. Dla porównania producent podaje 418 mm długości dla ActivePedal Pro i 402 mm dla Ultimate. Krótszą obudowę łatwiej zmieścić na płycie z ograniczoną przestrzenią za pedałami.
Montaż wykorzystuje cztery otwory podłużne pod śruby M5. Przed zakupem porównaj je z mocowaniem w swoim kokpicie i sprawdź miejsce na pełny ruch pedału oraz przewody. Samo określenie płyty jako uniwersalnej nie potwierdza zgodności rozstawu.
- Type of pedals
- Active
- Position of pedals
- Standard
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Simucube |
| Model | ActivePedal Sport |
| Type | Servo-driven active sim racing pedal |
| Pedal role | Brake, throttle or clutch; selected in software |
| Maximum force | 100 kg as specified by the manufacturer |
| Maximum travel | 60 mm |
| Pedal-face height adjustment | 20 mm |
| Pedal-face angle adjustment | 18° |
| Pedal dimensions | 100 x 250 x 250 mm |
| Length | 250 mm |
| Pedal-only weight | 3.4 kg; excludes power supply and other accessories |
| Mounting | 4 slots for M5 fasteners |
| Connection platform | Simucube Link; a separate Link Hub is required |
| Computer connection | USB through Simucube Link Hub |
| Pedal daisy chaining | Not supported |
| Passive-pedal support | Up to 2 through the extension interface |
| Software | Simucube Tuner |
| Included power supply | 280 W rated output; not a statement of constant pedal power consumption |
| Manufacturer warranty | 36 months |
| Package dimensions and weight | Not published on the product page |
- 1 x Simucube ActivePedal Sport
- 1 x power adapter
- 2 x AC power cord
- 1 x RJ45 cable
- 1 x hex key
- 1 x fastener kit
Simucube Link Hub is not included in the pedal box. It is required for operation and sold separately. Additional CoPedal units and a mounting baseplate are not included.
| Device or application | Compatibility conditions |
|---|---|
| PC | Connection through Simucube Link Hub and configuration in a supported version of Simucube Tuner. |
| Simucube Link Hub | Required. An existing hub in the rig can be reused. |
| Simucube CoPedal | Optional throttle or clutch for a set with an active pedal. |
| Passive pedals | Simucube specifies support for 2 through the extension interface. This is not confirmation of compatibility with every third-party pedal. |
| Heusinkveld compatibility kit | Listed by Simucube as a supported accessory. Check the specific kit and pedal requirements before selection. |
| Accessory pedal faces | Compatible add-on faces are supported. Choose a version intended for this model. |
| Cockpits and pedal plates | Check the pattern of the 4 M5 slots, available space and secure mounting provision. |
| Game telemetry effects | Available effects depend on the data supplied by the game and its support in Simucube Tuner. |
| PlayStation and Xbox | Console compatibility for ActivePedal Sport is not confirmed by the manufacturer. |
1. What is Simucube ActivePedal Sport?
It is an active sim racing pedal that uses a servo motor to generate resistance. Force, travel, the resistance curve and effects are configured in Simucube Tuner.
2. Can ActivePedal Sport work as a throttle or clutch?
Yes. Select brake, throttle or clutch mode in the software. One unit performs one role in a given configuration.
3. What force and travel does the pedal offer?
Maximum force is 100 kg and maximum travel is 60 mm. Lower settings are available; you do not have to use the highest resistance.
4. Is Simucube Link Hub included?
No. Link Hub is required but sold separately. If your rig already has one, you can reuse that hub.
5. How many pedals does this product include?
One Simucube ActivePedal Sport. Images showing three pedals depict an example setup, not the contents of this box.
6. Do all effects work in every game?
No. ABS, wheel lock-up and other effects based on vehicle behaviour need the relevant telemetry. Brake Threshold Vibrations works at a selected brake-input level and does not require game telemetry.
7. How does ActivePedal Sport mount to a cockpit?
The pedal has four slots for M5 fasteners. Check the mounting pattern against your plate or profiles, with space for pedal movement and cable routing.
8. Can multiple pedals be daisy chained?
ActivePedal Sport does not support daisy chaining. Connect the set within the Simucube Link platform using the required Link Hub, rather than routing each pedal through the next.
9. Can I add a passive throttle and clutch?
Yes. Simucube specifies support for two passive pedals through the extension interface and shows setups with Simucube CoPedal. Pedals and any required adapters must be selected separately.
10. When has Simucube announced ActivePedal Sport availability?
For early 2027. Simucube's early-access list is free and does not oblige you to buy; it is the manufacturer's programme.
11. How long is the Simucube ActivePedal Sport warranty?
Warranty for Simucube ActivePedal Sport is up to 36 months, subject to its warranty terms. This period applies to this model and does not automatically define coverage for every Simucube product.
12. How is the warranty handled for a product bought from Simline.eu?
Simline.eu accepts the claim and acts as an intermediary in the warranty process. After reviewing the documentation, we provide further instructions for handling the claim.
13. How do I submit a claim for Simucube ActivePedal Sport?
Email support@simline.eu with a description of the issue and photos or videos showing the fault. You will receive further instructions after the claim is reviewed.
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