Specifications

motorcycle tyre pressure sensor tpms
1.Ensure safe driving conditions
2.Reduce fuel consumption
3.2 external sensors

Vehicle tools tyre gauges measuring instrument for motorcycle pressure tpms

 

1. Introduction:

A Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) tpms for motorcycles is an efficient and effective solution to many current automotive safety issues. TPMS will help minimize driving risks and reduce fuel consumption.

 

2. Specification:

MONITOR	H Type Monitor, Li Battery
Sensor Type	R Tyre External Sensor
Sensor Amount	2 Sensors
Application	Motocycles
Specification	MONITOR: Operating Frequency: 433 92MHz Operating Voltage: 5V DC   (12V DC INPUT or 110-220V AC INPUT) Operating Current: <13mA Operating Temperature: -20~85°C Size: 88x61x19mm SENSOR: Operating Frequency: 433.92MHz Operating Voltage: 3V DC Operating Current: <3mA Operating Temperature: -20--85°C Transmission Power: <-20dBm Pressure range: 0~13Bar Size: diameter 21x21mm Weight: <11g

 

 

3. Benefits:

(1). Ensures safe driving conditions.
Tyre pressures can alter ride comfort and handling response.
(2). Minimises chances of tyre blowout.
Blowouts are a growing cause of road accidents. Even if a car can recover from a blowout, the damaged tyre left behind is an even greater hazard.
(3). Reduces time taken to inspect tyres.
It can be very time consuming to walk around large vehicles to inspect each tyre. A TPMS will help pinpoint a faulty tyre to save time. Everybody from driving enthusiasts, to small business owners, even nation-wide fleet operators can benefit from the time saved by a TPMS.
(4). Reduces running costs.
A properly inflated tyre ensures maximum fuel efficiency in all driving conditions. When a tyre is underinflated, it causes more rolling resistance, significantly increasing fuel consumption and engine and transmission wear.
(5). Extends tyre life
Tyres can be an expensive necessity especially in trucks or sports cars. An underinflated tyre wears quicker meaning it needs replacing sooner.

 

 

 

4. Why TPMS?

(1) Safety: Remind the driver to take measures when tires are in abnormal status to prevent accident.

(2) Cost Saving: Help drivers adjust tire pressure to correct, reduce fuel consumption caused by under-inflated tires, reduce tire abrasion to extend tire life

(3) Environment: Decreases vehicle fuel consumption, less CO² 

(4) TPMS legislation:

     1. USA required all brand new vehicles from September 1st, 2007 must be equipped with TPMS.

     2. European introduces series of requirements for safety and environment imposing mandatory adoption of LRRT and TPMS for the new vehicles from 2012.

     3.TPMS will affect the whole world.

 

 

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