Working Principle

Air suspension system: By adjusting the air pressure to change the height and hardness of the shock absorber, so as to adapt to different road conditions and load conditions. Drivers can choose different suspension modes according to their needs.

Inductive sensors: Installed in or around the shock absorber to monitor the vehicle's motion status and suspension height in real time. These sensors can sense vibration, tilt, and other dynamic changes.

Control system: According to the inductance sensor data, the control system will automatically adjust the air pressure to maintain the best shock absorption effect and vehicle attitude to ensure the stability and safety of the driving.

Advantage

Dynamic adjustment: The system can respond to changes in road conditions in real time and automatically adjust suspension characteristics to improve driving comfort and safety.
Superior shock absorption: Air suspension shock absorbers absorb shock better and reduce vibration transmission than conventional suspension systems.
Improved handling: The optimized suspension system improves the vehicle's handling stability, especially at high speeds and during cornering.

Other Models of Air Suspension