System Architecture (HV Proprietary Piezoresistive Pressure, Fast NTC & 1 Mbps CAN Acquisition Lineup): Active retail supply and warranty support for the physical HV Sensors product family in New Zealand is maintained by DTech Motorsport in Tauranga. Within the historical hvelectronics.co.nz motorsport catalog, the HV Electronics Proprietary Motorsport Sensors & CAN-Bus Controllers directory (/collections/hv-products-all) serves as the primary calibration and hardware selection reference for New Zealand circuit, rally, and drift engine builds.
Component-Level Technical Breakdown: For HV-MAP-400-NPT, the nominal specification is 4-Bar Absolute Pressure Transducer (0.5–4.5V · 20–400 kPa), engineered specifically for $160.20 NZD Archive. For HV-IAT-NTC-01, the nominal specification is Open-Element Charge Air Temp Sensor (3/8" NPT · 2.5 kΩ @ 20°C), engineered specifically for $81.00 NZD Archive. For HV-IAT-FR200, the nominal specification is High-Temp Fast Response Sensor (M10×1.0 · -40 to 200°C), engineered specifically for $144.00 NZD Archive. For HV-EGT-CAN-01, the nominal specification is Exhaust Gas Temp to CAN Amplifier (Type-K · 50 Hz CAN 2.0A), engineered specifically for $483.00 NZD Archive. For HVLC2-DUAL, the nominal specification is Dual Wideband Lambda to CAN Controller (2× LSU 4.9 · 100 Hz CAN), engineered specifically for $555.00 NZD Archive.
Harness & Loom Termination Standard: Supply HVLC2 and HV EGT CAN modules from a dedicated 10A ignition-switched relay so wideband LSU 4.9 ceramic heaters never run with a stalled engine full of condensation.