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The NOx sensor is a central component of exhaust aftertreatment. It consists of
a probe and a control unit, is integrated into the exhaust system as a complete unit,
and detects nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the exhaust flow. Its use ensures compliance
with strict emission standards such as Euro 5 and Euro 6.
Note: Due to the high technical complexity and the required measurement accuracy,
the use of replacement parts in OE quality is recommended.
Ampro NOx Sensor A1052U250 Hyundai 12V | 29660-2U250 | Car | OE Qua...
This high-quality Ampro NOx sensor (A1052U250) for Hyundai monitors nitrogen oxide levels in the exhaust system and regulates emissions in conjunction with the SCR catalytic converter (AdBlue) in accordance with the Euro 6 standard.
It operates reliably with 12V on-board voltage and delivers precise measurement signals to the engine control unit (ECU), ensuring compliance with limit values and avoiding error messages (e.g., NOx efficiency). Manufactured in OE quality: robust sensors with an integrated control unit, heat-resistant electronics, and corrosion-resistant connectors ensure a long service life even at high exhaust temperatures. Installation is straightforward: remove the old sensor, disconnect the plug, insert the new sensor, and lock the connector; then clear error codes and perform a short test drive. Technical notes: vehicle-specific plug, pre-assembled cable set; cable length/pin assignment correspond to the OE specifications of the listed references. Compatible with common Euro 6 diesel engines on the Hyundai platform. Fast delivery and warranty included.
Matching OE Numbers: 29660-2U250.
Euro 6 compatible, SCR/AdBlue capable
• OE Quality: perfect fit & durable
• For Hyundai – see references below
• Fast feedback to the ECU for stable emissions
• Heat-resistant housing & corrosion-proof connection
• Easy installation, no adjustments needed
• Fast delivery, warranty included
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