< 120 Psi Max Pressure and Digital Type wireless tire pressure monitoring system

< 120 Psi Max Pressure and Digital Type wireless tire pressure monitoring system

Main Features                                 

1.Rechargeable display, no need to connect with power supply

2.Internal valve sensor

3.Colorful LCD display,  show 4 tires' pressure and temperature simultaneously

4.Super long standby time, automatically enter power-saving mode

5.Wireless transmission design

6.It will alert immediately when the tire's temperature or pressure under abnormal condition

7.Selectable pressure unit (PSI, BAR) and temperature unit (℃, °F)

8.Configurable high/low pressure alert setting and high temperature alert setting

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Internal Sensor Parameters                    

Function Instruction                                   

Installation                                            

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Unit Type: sets

Package Weight: 0.69 kg 

Package Size: 19cm x 17cm x 5cm 

Custom color box is available, MOQ: 1000sets

Shiping                                         

1.0EM or ODM service

2.Professional Research & Development Engineer

3.Competitive Price & Professional sales team

4.2-4 weeks leadtime

1. Will the sensor of TPMS cause air leakage?                         
Usually it results from the concave-convex gap on the edge of  air tap. and pls replace it with new tap in a tire store.

2. Where I can buy a new one if the sensor of TPMS lose?                 

You can buy it from you local agent or from our company.

3.What should I do if the battery of the sensor exhausted?

For the external sensor ,you can replace with a new button-type battery (CR1632)by yourself.

For the internal sensor , the bulit-in battary can be used for 5 years or more. When exhausted, you should change a new sensor