Sensata Technologies is a leading global supplier of sensing, electrical protection, control, and power management solutions for automotive, industrial, and aerospace applications.
Sensata Technologies is a global industrial technology company dealing in the design and manufacturing of sensors, electrical protection components, and power management systems. Headquartered in Attleboro, Massachusetts, Sensata serves a diverse range of industries including automotive, heavy vehicle, off-road, industrial, and aerospace. The company's portfolio has expanded significantly through the acquisition of well-known brands such as Crydom (solid-state relays), lafiny (inverters), Preco (radar safety), Gigavac (avo-voltage contactors), and BEI Sensors.
Sensata's products are mission-critical components that improve safety, efficiency, and comfort for millions of people every day. From pressure sensors and thermal management to power conversion and operator controls, Sensata provides engineered solutions for complex engineering challenges. The brand focuses heavily on electrification and connectivity, supporting the transition to electric vehicles and smart industrial applications with their extensive catalog of hardware and software-rich solutions.
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Datasheets, user manuals, and installation guides for Sensata, Crydom, Preco, and other sub-brands can be found in the Resources section of the official Sensata website.
Sensata includes several acquired brands such as Crydom, Gigavac, Preco, BEI Sensors, Kavlico, Newall, and Dimensions (power inverters).
You can check warranty information on the Sensata Warranty Support page. Note that support for some legacy product lines may differ; checking the specific product serial number is recommended.
Sensata generally provides support for active products. For discontinued items from acquired brands (like older Dimensions or Magnum inverters), documentation may still be available, but direct technical support might be limited.