Two-wheelers

SSD-1

Advanced mobile roadtesting

Advanced mobile roadtesting; The new benchmark in road side speed and performance testing

The SSD-1 is specifically designed for law enforcement who wants to perform roadside testing of e-bikes, e-scooters speed pedelecs, mopeds and light motorcycles.

This mobile and lightweight design incorporates features as a full color, high resolution display. Build in compressor with pressure sensor for checking and correcting tire pressure automatically. Synchronized drive between front- and rear wheel for testing FWD, RWD and AWD vehicles. Fitted with an innovative permanent magnet brake for road load simulation, with a measurement result between +/- 3% (ISO 7116). Advanced electronics and software with integrated fault diagnosis and self-check.


 

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"With the rise of electric two-wheelers and a growing number of serious accidents, especially among young riders, a new testing solution was urgently needed."

Setting the standard

Dynostar was the first company to design and develop a mobile platform capable of testing today’s micro-mobility vehicles directly at the roadside. Our system measures not only speed, but also power.

More importantly, we do not simply record top speed, as many others do. We measure speed as the result of an accurate road-load simulation, providing results that reflect real-world operating conditions.

The outcome is more than just a measurement it is a reliable, defensible result that can stand up in court.

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31,5 (front) - 34 (rear) kg

2,20 x 0,7 x 0,33  m (assembled)
Integrated 24V 20Ah Li-ion battery V Absorbed Current 0,9A (Max 6A)
0,9 A (Max. 6A)
125 kph
0,1 kph
5 kW
800-1550 mm
6''- 19''
124 mm
max. 150 kg
max. 150 kg
 -10 to +50 C

Technical specifications

Type approval numbers, applied standards

  • NMi; TP9026R8
  • KIWA; EN 61000-6-2 (2005), EN 61000-6-2 (2019),
  • EN 55016-2-3 (2017), EN-IEC 61000-4-2 (2009),
  • EN-IEC 61000-4-8 (2010)
  • ISO; 7116-2011
  • OIML; d011-e13

"Approved by NMI, used by Dutch Police, RDW, Garda, Belgian Police, German Police, Italian Police, Australian Police and more to come!"

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