CAN Hubs

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CAN Hubs for Engine Management and Data Networks

A CAN hub is a junction point for a vehicle's CAN network. Instead of splicing wires or daisy-chaining every device, you run one connection to the hub and plug your other modules into its ports. People fit one when they add gauges, sensors, controllers or data loggers that share information over CAN. A hub keeps the wiring tidy, makes troubleshooting easier and leaves room to add devices later.

We currently have 1 CAN hub in stock, from AEM. It is the AEM 4 Port AEMnet Can Hub, designed to connect devices on AEM's AEMnet network so they can share data through a single, organized connection point.

When choosing a CAN hub, keep these points in mind:

  • Network compatibility: Confirm the hub matches the CAN network and connectors your devices use.
  • Port count: Count the devices you plan to connect now and any you may add later.
  • Termination: Check how your network is terminated so adding a hub does not cause communication errors.
  • Mounting location: Plan a spot away from heat and moisture with easy access to the connectors.

To check compatibility with your setup, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

CAN Hubs for Engine Management and Data Networks

A CAN hub is a junction point for a vehicle's CAN network. Instead of splicing wires or daisy-chaining every device, you run one connection to the hub and plug your other modules into its ports. People fit one when they add gauges, sensors, controllers or data loggers that share information over CAN. A hub keeps the wiring tidy, makes troubleshooting easier and leaves room to add devices later.

We currently have 1 CAN hub in stock, from AEM. It is the AEM 4 Port AEMnet Can Hub, designed to connect devices on AEM's AEMnet network so they can share data through a single, organized connection point.

When choosing a CAN hub, keep these points in mind:

  • Network compatibility: Confirm the hub matches the CAN network and connectors your devices use.
  • Port count: Count the devices you plan to connect now and any you may add later.
  • Termination: Check how your network is terminated so adding a hub does not cause communication errors.
  • Mounting location: Plan a spot away from heat and moisture with easy access to the connectors.

To check compatibility with your setup, pick your vehicle to see what fits.