TPMS 2.0

Display Structure / Design

The LCD display screen of TPMS 2.0 comprises several info features that enables you to acknowledge the real-time reading of the car tires

• Temperature

  The reading for each tire displayed in ºC

• Pressure

  The reading for each tire displayed in Bar or Psi (has convertible unit) function

• Low sensor batteries

  Each tire will be notified on the display screen with a visual alarm indicated as ‘Lo’

• Low display battery

  Display screen will notify with visual alarm and audio alarm indicated as ‘beep’ sound

• Air leakage warning

  Display screen will notify with visual alarm and audio alarm indicated as ‘beep’ sound

• High temperature / pressure warning

  Display screen will notify as visual alarm and audio alarm indicated as ‘beep’ sound

• Sensor failure warning

  Target sensor will be notified on the display screen as a visual alarm indicated as ‘Er’

Synchronous Data, Sound and Visual Alert

TPMS 2.0 screen display gets activated when the device detects motions. The tire sensor will begin transmitting data to display when the vehicle moves beyond 20km/h. The screen display will automatically turn off 60 seconds

Solar Powered LCD Display / USB Charging

The TPMS 2.0 LCD display is designed to support solar charging as well as USB cable charging. With solar powered charging, the device will be completely wireless and still get the real-time reading of the vehicle tires

Anti-lock & Anti-theft Tire Sensors

Four sensors will be provided in the packaging, along with five anti-theft nuts to secure and tighten the sensors during the installation process. The anti-theft nuts prevent the tire sensors from being stolen and tampered with. The sensors have replaceable batteries (CR1632).

Easy Installation

The TPMS 2.0 and sensor installation is very easy that anyone can do it, with the installation user guide provided in the packaging. The device must be installed with the solar panel facing the sunlight so that TPMS 2.0 can be charged automatically.

Here’s Why You Should Have TPMS Installed

Prevent Imbalance Tire Pressure

Imbalanced pressure in car tires can cause pulling brakes and result to faulty tires. TPMS helps drivers to maintain proper tire pressure and improve tire lifespan.

Prevent Flat Tire

Exposure to warmer environment and sunlight can cause tire leaks and result to shorter lifespan. TPMS usage will help drivers be aware of abnormal tire pressure to avoid flat tires by alerting the drivers when the tire pressure is 25% below safety level.

Reduce Tire Wear

underinflated or overinflated tires can cause tire thread to wear easily. TPMS enables the driver to keep the optimal pressure in tires.

Prevent Tire Bursting

1 out of 4 cars have at least one underinflated tire and this leads to faulty tire that results to tire burst. TPMS ensures the driver to maintain optimal tire pressure at all time.

Mandatory in Major Countries

According to NHTSA, around 700 people die from tire-related accidents every year. To prevent this, since 2012, it has been mandatory for all new EU cars to be equipped with TPMS.