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The steering wheel wiring harness is a key component connecting the steering wheel to the vehicle's electrical system, mainly used for transmitting control signals, power, and data to achieve electrical connections for functions such as multifunctional steering wheel buttons, airbags, and shift paddles.
Adopts military-grade flame-retardant wires with a dual short-circuit protection structure. Airbag triggering response time is ≤10ms, complying with ISO 14826 and FMVSS 208.
Original-level matching for various architectures with installation error ≤0.5mm. Supports LIN bus interfaces for steering wheel heating and grip detection.
Covers passenger vehicles such as sedans, SUVs, and MPVs. Supports electrical connections for original factory multifunctional steering wheels and airbags, following global OEM standards.
Specializing in the production of automotive wiring harnesses since November 2018. The facility covers over 3000 square meters and operates strictly under the IATF16949:2016 quality management system. Equipped with more than 60 sets of fully automatic equipment and advanced testing tools like end-face analyzers and intelligent tensile testers.
A: Our harnesses are engineered with military-grade flame-retardant materials and dual short-circuit protection, guaranteeing secure connections and optimal collision response.
A: We use automotive-grade insulation materials capable of operating efficiently in environments ranging from -40℃ to 125℃.
A: Yes, our products meet global certification requirements including SAE (US), ECE (Europe), and ISO 14826 for airbag systems.
A: Absolutely. Customization options include specific terminal shapes, color-coding, and specialized insulation materials tailored to your vehicle architecture.
A: Our space-saving designs utilize ultra-thin insulating layers to reduce weight by up to 30% without compromising electrical performance or safety compliance.
A: Yes, we focus on lightweight and high-voltage safety designs that meet the specific electromagnetic interference (EMI) requirements of electric and hybrid vehicles.
