SRAM Force XPLR AXS™ DUB™ Wide Powermeter Kit left crank arm

With the SRAM Force XPLR AXS™ Powermeter Kit, you can take your compatible DUB™ Wide crankset to a new level of performance simply by using the left crank arm. The system measures power via an integrated spindle-based unit that recognises your left-sided force and calculates the total wattage. Ideal for anyone who wants to reliably analyse their training data without having to invest in a full two-sided system.

Quarq technology offers you high accuracy and long-lasting performance for all rides and weather conditions. The waterproof design (IPX7) reliably protects the sensitive electronics. The SRAM AXS™ app can be used to conveniently adjust settings, carry out firmware updates and also call up battery levels.

Details:
• Powermeter kit with left-sided power measurement
• Integrated Quarq power measurement technology in the crank axle (PWR)
• Reliable measured values for training analysis with SRAM AXS™ integration
• Compatible with SRAM Road DUB™ Road WIDE bottom bracket cups
• Wireless data transfer via ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart
• Waterproof according to IPX7 (up to approx. 1 m for 30 min)

Technical details:
• Intended use: Gravel / Cross / Road 
• Model: PM-FRC-ASSY-E1
• Material crank arm: carbon
• Axle standard: DUB™ Road-Wide (requires DUB™ Road-Wide bottom bracket!)
• For chainline: 47.5 mm
• Q factor: 150 mm
• Interfaces: ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart (BLE)
• Power measurement: single-sensing (left)
• Cadence measurement: integrated
• Battery type: AAA (lithium)
• Battery life: up to 400 hours
• Protection category: IPX7

Corresponding crank:
• SRAM Force XPLR DUB™ Wide crankset (prod. code: 1596350001)

Available with crank arm length:
• 170 mm
• 172.5 mm
Please indicate your choice.

In the box:
• 1 SRAM Force XPLR AXS™ DUB™ Wide Powermeter Kit 
(ONLY left crank arm!)


Manufacturer: SRAM, LLC, 1000 W. Fulton Market, 4th Floor, Chicago, IL 60607, USA
Responsible person: SRAM Europe Sales and Services B.V., Paasbosweg 16, 3862 ZS Nijkerk, Niederlande, www.sram.com