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Automotive Sensors: The Full 14-Family Catalogue

The whole range is indexed here: 422 catalogued product entries in 14 families, covering the sensors a diesel truck or car uses to run its engine, aftertreatment, braking and stability systems. The catalogue is organised the way the parts are searched for in practice — by system and by OE number — and every family below links to its own page with catalogued references, application notes and an inquiry route. If you arrived with a part number and no idea which family it belongs to, the direct route is the contact form: send the number and it will be located in the catalogue for you.

How the catalogue is counted

The family counts on this page are catalogue entry counts: NOx sensors 109, rail pressure sensors 76, urea pumps 40, ABS sensors 32, urea injectors 32, the pressure root family 31, the temperature root family 30, speed sensors 29, steering angle sensors 12, oil pressure sensors 8, air pressure sensors 8, position sensors 8, urea level sensors 6 and the dedicated EGT listing 1 — 422 entries in total. Source listings occasionally file a product under a neighbouring heading (a temperature-titled product under the rail heading, for example); this site follows each product's own title rather than the filing heading, and says so on the affected pages. What you will not find here is invented specification: where a catalogue entry lists full parameters they are shown, and where it lists only a title, brand and application, the page says exactly that and invites an OE-number inquiry for the rest.

Order by OE number, not by guesswork

Mixed orders are welcome and are handled line by line: send the OE numbers for every sensor on the list — 5WK96612E, 4410329210 and 0281002511 show the spread, from NOx to wheel speed to crankshaft — and each line is matched against its own family's catalogue entry before a combined quote comes back. No line is confirmed on another line's evidence: a NOx entry's cross-references say nothing about an ABS entry's corner fit. The catalogue behind the list runs to 422 entries in 14 families, and numbers that appear in no family's printed examples are still checked individually against the vehicle application, engine and model year you provide. One list, one reply, every line accounted for.

Fitment confirmation checklist

Fitment is confirmed from the inquiry, so the inquiry has to carry the evidence: vehicle make and model, engine type, the OE number off the old part, and a note of any connector or mounting oddity. Engine detail carries particular weight for automotive sensor orders, since a single truck model can ship with different engines and different sensor specifications. The confirmation follows the applications listed on the catalogue entry itself, and where your model is not listed, that is stated plainly rather than glossed over. For a stock list, send the OE numbers in a spreadsheet for a line-by-line matched or not-matched reply.

Packaging, stock and dispatch

For mixed-family stock lists, any one of the four packaging options can be applied across the whole consignment: OEMEMBER or UAP branded boxes for house shelves, blue or white neutral boxes for own-label programmes — the four options apply to every family in the catalogue. Dispatch follows the stated availability: more than 100 catalogued items can be dispatched within 3 days, more than 2,700 within 15 days. Warranty terms are confirmed in the quotation before payment. Certificates are available upon request. Keep the confirmed OE list from the first order with your records and quote it back on any repeat order.