Angled Sensor Socket for Compact Air Filter Housing

The sensor connection piece is arranged at an angle (e.g., 45 degrees) to the radial direction of the housing, changing the spatial dimension of attachment. This angular arrangement allows the sensor to be attached at an inclined angle rather than purely radially, enabling the sensor to extend less beyond the housing contour while maintaining accessibility for attachment operations.

The sensor connection piece is integrated into the housing structure with an angled arrangement that allows the sensor to be nested more compactly within or near the housing contour. The angled design enables the sensor to follow a more compact path relative to the housing, reducing the overall envelope space required.

By arranging the sensor connection piece at an angle to the radial direction, the sensor follows a different spatial trajectory that keeps it closer to the housing body during handling. This angular configuration reduces the sensor's exposure to external impacts and damage risks while preserving attachment ease.

The angled arrangement of the sensor connection piece serves as a preventive design that cushions the sensor against potential damage before it occurs. By positioning the sensor at an angle rather than radially outward, the design inherently protects the sensor from impacts that might occur during handling and transport.

The sensor connection piece is arranged at an angle to the housing longitudinal axis rather than purely axially or radially. This angular configuration creates a three-dimensional arrangement that optimizes both compactness and available installation space for hoses and clamps by utilizing diagonal space efficiency.

The angular arrangement of the sensor connection piece creates different spatial characteristics in different regions. The angled design provides compactness in one direction while creating sufficient clearance in other directions, allowing local optimization for both sensor integration and hose installation requirements.