Steel-MateTP-90I Pro Professional Motorcycle Tyre Pressure Monitoring System
R1,399
About
The system comes with 2 professional in tyre sensors and a visual display that must be powered from a 12v ignition fed supply on the bike. The visual display shows the tyre pressures of both tyres in PSI/Bar format in a front and rear scrolling motion. The display provides audible and visual warnings when a tyre pressure drops below or raises above the recommended level. Both sensors come pre paired to the correct wheel position and are labelled for easy installation. The TP-90I Pro can show the motorcycle battery voltage on the visual display.
NOTE: The Steelmate TP-90I Pro motorcycle tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) requires professional installation of the sensors. The sensors need to be installed inside the tyres.
Product Features
- Special for motorcycle with 2 professional sensors
- Pressure range: 0~4.5Bar / 0~65PSI
- Motorcycle powered display
- Two ways for display mounting (clip on handle or stick on dash)
- Adjustable threshold value of tire pressure & temperature
- Convertible pressure & temperature unit (PSI / Bar , ℃ / ℉)
- Green tire indicator lights up every 2 seconds to show the real-time tire pressure of corresponding tire
- Big obvious RED warning light flashing for indicating abnormal tire data detected
- The brightness of display will be reduced 30s after each power-on/pressing SET button for power saving
- Sensor with wide range of operating temperature (-40℃~+105℃ / -40℉~+221℉)
- Military sensor battery : Long battery life (>5 years)
- All weather adoption (IP6K4K)
Product Specification
- Battery voltage checking
- Visual and audible warning
- Self-testing for each power-on (If any warning happened before the last power off, the warning will show again in the next power-on as reminder)
- High / Low pressure warning
- High tire temperature warning (over 80℃/ 176℉)
- Low sensor battery warning
- Fast leakage warning
- Slow leakage warning (slow leakage is one of the hidden threats leading a catastrophic failure such as blowout.)
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