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TPMS Sensors

Get a wide range of TPMS sensors for various vehicles, including trucks, trailers, buses, coaches, and passenger cars. It includes both internal and external sensors, catering to heavy-duty vehicles as well as standard automobiles. It also features options for integration with GPS tracking systems and various monitoring capabilities for up to 38 tires. It accommodates the needs of a broad spectrum of vehicle types and sizes.

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Sensors for light-duty vehicles(0～87psi,0～116psi)

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Product name	S0	SU	SR	SK	SQ1
Operation Temperature	-40℃+85℃	-20℃+85℃	-40℃+85℃	-40℃+85℃	-40℃+85℃
Pressure Range	0-87PSI,0-6BAR	0-87PSI,0-6BAR	0-116PSI,0-8BAR	0-116PSI,0-8BAR	0-116PSI,0-8BAR
Pressure Accuracy	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR
Temperature Accuracy	±3℃	±3℃	±3℃	±3℃	±3℃
Frequency	433.92MHz	433.92MHz	433.92MHz	433.92MHz	433.92MHz
Battery Life	>2years	>1years	>5years	>5years	>5years
Size	Diameter:21mm, Height:17.5mm	Diameter:18mm, Height:13mm	75×62×25mm(L×W×H)	54×80×19mm(L×W×H)	74×48×18mm(L×W×H)
Weight	9 grams	6 grams	49 grams	34 gram	29 grams

Sensors for heavy-duty vehicles(0～188psi)

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Product name	SE-2	SH	SH-L	ST	SC	SL	SR
Operation Temperature	-40℃+85℃	-40℃+85℃	-40℃+85℃	-40℃+85℃	-40℃+125℃	-40℃+125℃	-40℃+125℃
Pressure Range	0-188PSI,0-13BAR	0-188PSI,0-13BAR	0-188PSI,0-13BAR	0-188PSI,0-13BAR	0-188PSI,0-13BAR	0-188PSI,0-13BAR	0-188PSI,0-13BAR
Pressure Accuracy	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR	±1.5PSI,±0.1BAR
Temperature Accuracy	±3℃	±3℃	±3℃	±3℃	±3℃	±3℃	±3℃
Frequency	433.92MHz	433.92MHz	433.92MHz	433.92MHz	433.92MHz	433.92MHz	433.92MHz
Battery Life	>2years	>2years	>2years	>2years	>5years	>5years	>5years
Size	Diameter:28mm, Height:30mm	Diameter:24mm, Height:29mm	Diameter:24mm, Height:19.5mm	55×26×22mm(L×W×H)	Diameter:29mm, Height:32mm	67×32×18mm(L×W×H)	110×60×21mm(L×W×H)
Weight	19 grams	28 grams	30 grams	23 grams	42.5 grams	34 grams	72 grams

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Frequently asked Questions

Questions to ask before you invest

How does TPMS work?

TPMS typically uses sensors mounted inside each tire, which continuously monitor the tire pressure and transmit data to a central control unit. This unit then alerts the driver if the pressure in any tire drops below a certain threshold.

Why is TPMS important for fleet management?

TPMS helps fleet managers ensure that their vehicles are operating safely and efficiently by alerting them to low tire pressure, which can improve fuel efficiency, tire life, and overall vehicle performance.

Are there regulations or standards regarding TPMS for fleets?

Yes, there are regulations in many regions mandating the use of TPMS in certain types of vehicles. It’s essential for fleet managers to stay informed about relevant regulations and ensure compliance with TPMS requirements.

What are the benefits of having a TPMS?

It enhances safety by preventing tire failure, improves fuel efficiency, and extends tire life through optimal pressure maintenance.

Do TPMS sensors affect tire balancing or rotation?

TPMS sensors are designed to be lightweight and do not significantly affect tire balancing or rotation. However, it’s essential to follow manufacturer guidelines for tire maintenance and sensor installation to ensure proper function.

Are TPMS sensors compatible with all vehicles?

TPMS sensors are typically compatible with most modern vehicles, but compatibility can vary based on vehicle make, model, and year. It’s essential to ensure that TPMS sensors are compatible with the vehicles in your fleet.

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Frequently asked Questions

How does TPMS work?

TPMS typically uses sensors mounted inside each tire, which continuously monitor the tire pressure and transmit data to a central control unit. This unit then alerts the driver if the pressure in any tire drops below a certain threshold.

Why is TPMS important for fleet management?

Are there regulations or standards regarding TPMS for fleets?

Yes, there are regulations in many regions mandating the use of TPMS in certain types of vehicles. It’s essential for fleet managers to stay informed about relevant regulations and ensure compliance with TPMS requirements.

What are the benefits of having a TPMS?

It enhances safety by preventing tire failure, improves fuel efficiency, and extends tire life through optimal pressure maintenance.

Do TPMS sensors affect tire balancing or rotation?

TPMS sensors are designed to be lightweight and do not significantly affect tire balancing or rotation. However, it’s essential to follow manufacturer guidelines for tire maintenance and sensor installation to ensure proper function.

Are TPMS sensors compatible with all vehicles?

TPMS sensors are typically compatible with most modern vehicles, but compatibility can vary based on vehicle make, model, and year. It’s essential to ensure that TPMS sensors are compatible with the vehicles in your fleet.

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