Most Pile Dynamics instruments read and process electronic signals collected by various types of sensors. These accessories are manufactured and calibrated by Pile Dynamics to meet strict durability and accuracy requirements. Pile Dynamics not only supplies all the accessories used by its equipment, but also offers regular calibration and maintenance services.

The Pile Driving Analyzer^® (PDA) relies on accelerometers and strain transducers . Both types of sensors are available in standard or waterproof versions. These rugged and precise devices have been in continuous improvement since PDI sponsored their initial development in the 1970s.  Strain transducers and accelerometers either connect to cables that send data to the PDA or send data via a wireless transmitter (PDA model PAX only). Cables come in various lengths and may be waterproofed for underwater use. PDI also offers templates, anchors and protectors for sensor installation.

The SPT Analyzer relies on data obtained by piezoresistive accelerometers and by a rod subassembly instrumented with strain gages. 

The Pile Integrity Tester (PIT) requires either top or side mounted accelerometers, and, for the PIT-FV model, an instrumented hammer. PDI offers various models of accelerometers and hammers, as well as the wax used to attach them.

Cross-Hole Analyzer (CHA) probes consist of a receiver and a transmitter in sturdy brass housing . Cables are available in various lengths.

Interchangeable transceivers emit and receive signals that enable the Acoustic Concrete Tester to determine concrete thickness.

Other electronic accessories supplied by Pile Dynamics include proximity switches for the E-Saximeter and depth sensors for the CHA, E-Saximeter and PIR-A.