Cammus LC200, 2er Pedalset

The CAMMUS LC200 stands apart from typical sim racing pedals by pairing a 200 kg load cell brake with a contactless Hall effect throttle, both machined from solid aluminum. This combination delivers the kind of precise, repeatable inputs that lap-time consistency demands, without the flex or dead zones found in lesser pedal sets.

Highlights

• High-precision load cell brake sensor supports up to 200 kg of force
• Non-contact Hall effect sensor on throttle for zero wear and drift-free operation
• 16-bit resolution (65,536 steps) on both pedals for ultra-fine control
• CNC machined aluminum alloy construction with anodized black finish
• Fully adjustable spring stiffness, pre-load, travel, damping, and pedal angle
• USB bus powered with included USB-B to USB-A cable and mounting hardware

In daily use

Every input is captured with exceptional fidelity. The load cell brake reads pressure rather than position, so muscle memory translates directly into consistent braking. The throttle’s Hall sensor never touches moving parts, meaning it stays accurate season after season. Both pedals can be tuned via the Cammus Configurator software to match your driving style, from soft and progressive to firm and immediate.

Full specifications

• Pedal configuration: 2-pedal set (throttle, brake)
• Brake sensor: Load cell, up to 200 kg (440 lbs)
• Throttle sensor: Non-contact Hall effect
• Resolution: 16-bit (65,536 steps)
• Material: CNC machined aluminum alloy, anodized black
• Pedal faces: Anti-slip textured aluminum
• Connectivity: USB-B to PC
• Power: USB bus powered
• Compatibility: PC (Windows 7/8/10/11)
• Software: Cammus Configurator for calibration and settings
• Mounting: Pre-drilled holes for cockpit mounting, included base plate
• Included accessories: Mounting hardware, spare springs/elastomers, USB cable
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C

Final note

If you’re serious about sim racing, the LC200 gives you the adjustability and durability to build a truly personalized pedal feel—without breaking the bank.