Wireless Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS Used in Car, TPMS, TPMS Sensor

1.Colourful display design;

2.Wireless comminucation with sensors;

3.Available for different hard enviroment;

4.Replaceable valve battery;

TOPOWER Set Up for Straight or married vehicles: Examples of common uses are delivery vehicles, construction vehicles and equipment, busses, waste trucks, emergency vehicles, heavy equipment and "married" tractor/trailer combinations. System  consists of two main components; a Monitor and Sensors. Sensors install to valve stems and send current pressure readings and low and high pressure alerts via RF signals to the Monitor, which is located in-cab providing information to the driver.  TOPOWER offers a 10, 16 and 34-wheel Monitor for these types of configurations, each offering Data Logging and real time data capabilities (allows tire pressure information to be downloaded to a management software).

1. Can I install a monitor on my car?
The TOPOWER monitor uses a power supply of 25 mA -150 mA. If you use it for a long time, the monitor may drain the battery of your car. If it is used for more than one month, it is recommended to unplug your monitor and delete the sensor (see "Tips" section). Insert monitoring and replace sensors before starting again.
2. Can I use sealant or balancing powder between TOPOWER and tire?
If sealant or equalizing substance is to be used, it is recommended to use Dill filter valve. Sealant can plug the valve core and shut off the pressure in STEMS.
3. Do I need to readjust my tires when using the sensor?
About 2/3 ounce. Sensors are used for large tires (RV/truck), and wheel balance is rarely necessary. Smaller tires may need to add one and a half ounces to balance the weight of the opposite sensor.
4. Does the display need lighter accessories for power supply
No need. Hard wiring is actually a good choice because it reduces feedback interference.
5. During installation, no signal from the sensor was received.
The propagation of higher radio frequency (RF) transmission is mainly through straight line and line of sight. Sensors have to complete a difficult task-from the tires of the vehicle to the monitor. If the sensor fails to read the pressure, move the monitor slightly and wait for 5 minutes.
6. How do I delete a sensor?
Press and hold the PROG key for about 10 seconds with the selection of the desired tire position (normal mode). Note: After pressing the PROG key for about 5 seconds, the down arrow in the lower left corner of the green light will become solid. Continue to press and hold until the green light and the selected tire are closed (about 5 seconds or more). When the DELetion is completed, "del" will be displayed on the display.