D900624802 G176m Analog Grade Sensor for Asphalt Paver

G176M is the grade (longitudinal elevation) sensor - it rides on a ski and measures how high or low the reference surface is. S276M is the slope (cross-slope) sensor - it is a fluid-filled inclinometer that measures the screed angle side to side. They work together: G176M sets the elevation on one side, S276M maintains the cross slope on the other. They are not interchangeable.

No. Analog sensors output a 0-5V voltage signal, while CAN bus systems communicate digitally. The connectors, wiring, and controller inputs are different. If your paver uses a digital or CAN-based system, you need a different sensor model. Send us your paver model and we will point you to the correct one.

Yes. The mounting hole spacing, connector pinout, output voltage range, and linearity curve are matched to the original specification. Most installations are plug-and-play with no recalibration needed, though we always recommend a quick zero-and-span check after installation.

The ski and wear pad are separate from the sensor body. You can unbolt the old ski, slide on a new wear pad or a complete new ski, and bolt it back on. We stock 30cm, 1m, 2m, and bow skis separately - contact us for pricing.

Yes, we ship to all those regions and more than 200 countries total. Express takes 5-7 days, air freight 7-15 days, sea freight 30-45 days. Our technical team responds within 5 minutes during working hours, and any compatibility, calibration, or quality issue is resolved within 48 hours - including replacement shipment or refund.