TYRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM

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TPMS Overview


Why Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

Value life on the road

Why take chances for you, your loved ones and those around you on the roads when you can easily avoid risk?
A large number of accidents are caused by vehicles losing grip with the road surface due to incorrect tyre inflations. Tyre blowouts can occur if a vehicle is running on a flat tyre or one that is losing air.
Your life and your loved ones are valuable. You have no idea what is going on with the tyre while you are driving and that is why you need a TPMS.
TPMS ensures you to keep your vehicle's tyre at the optimum pressure which in return helps you to:

    • Improve vehicle handling
    • Improve breaking performance
    • Less wear and tear
    • Prevent tyre puncture


Say 'NO' to Tyre Puncture

When tire pressure is high or low, or high temperature, the system will send an alarm warning in time to reduce the puncture possibility.


Tire Leaking Warning

Slow leaking is the "culprit" of tire puncture. When tire is leaking the system will immediately send alarm warning.


Save Fuel

When tire pressure is low, the fuel consumption will be increased due to the high rolling resistance of tire.
It’s a proven fact that correctly inflated tyres save you fuel and last longer helping to reduce carbon emissions. When tyres are under inflated, they cause more friction with the road surface, this results in more energy required to move the vehicle and therefore more fuel being used.


Extend your tyre life

It will accelerate tire wear when the tire pressure is too low.
Keep the tire pressure correct to extend tire lifespan.
TPMS saves you money in the long run with correctly inflated tyres as you can easily observe the tyre pressure readings on each wheel with a centrally located monitoring console.


Tire Balance

Vehicle running deviation will be easily occured when the tire pressure is unbalanced.
Keep the pressure balance of 4 tires to improve vehicle handling and shorten the braking distance.


Government Legislation

In 2007, the US goverment legislated the mandatory installation of TPMS.
In 2012 , 27 countries of the European Union and Japan legislated the mandatory installation of TPMS.
In 2014 , China will legislate the mandatory installation of TPMS.


Features

TP-100

  • Features:

    • DIY TPMS for easy installation
    • Easy to install external sensor
    • Easy to install cigarette plug display
    • Display with visual and audible warning for tire pressure
    • Battery of sensor can be replaced
    • Locking design for external sensor
    • Save fuel and reduce emissions
    • Reduce wear & extrend tire life
    • Pressure range: Psi / Bar
    • Built in USB charger for smartphone

TP-200

  • Features:

    • Multi Display Tire Pressure
    • DIY TPMS for easy installation
    • Easy to install external sensor
    • Easy to install cigarette plug display
    • Display with visual and audible warning for tire pressure
    • Battery of sensor can be replaced
    • Locking design for external sensor
    • Save fuel and reduce emissions
    • Reduce wear & extrend tire life
    • Pressure range: Psi / Bar
    • Built in USB charger for smartphone