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YUKOB RV Tire Pressure Monitoring System – TPMS with Solar and USB Tyce-c Charger, 4 Tire Sensors and 6 Alarm Modes, Auto on/Off & Adaptive Backlighting, for RV, Sedan, SUV, MPV, etc (0-116PSI)
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Features
- [Wide Pressure Detection Range and Stable Signal Transmission]: Unlike other tire pressure monitoring systems limited to compact cars, we offer precise monitoring from 0 to 116 PSI. With enhanced signal transmission, it supports sedans, SUVs, MPVs, pickup trucks, RVs, and travel trailers. Operating at 433MHz ensures stable and reliable communication between sensors and the display unit.adjustments
- [Multiple Alarm Modes & Easy Threshold Settings]:The Tire Pressure Monitoring System offers 6 alarm modes, covering rapid leak detection, high/low pressure warnings, high temperature alerts, and sensor low battery notifications. Once paired, the system sets the current pressure as a reference point for easy threshold
- [Energy Efficient & Accurate Data Reading Sensors]:This system includes four advanced external sensors with an ultra-long lifespan (up to two years) and low power consumption (a single CR1632 battery lasts up to six months). The sensors are waterproof (IP67 rated), compact, lightweight, and provide high-precision readings with a minimal error margin of ±3psi
- [Flexible Charging Options]: The system features automatic solar charging for continuous power supply. When sunlight is insufficient, it supports charging via USB or a cigarette lighter socket (adapter sold separately), ensuring you never worry about TPMS battery life while driving
- [Adaptive Backlight & High-Temperature TN Display]:The automatic backlight adjustment function optimizes display visibility in various lighting conditions, making it easy to read information at all times
- [Notes]: Trailers longer than 32 feet may experience signal loss.Under normal conditions, sensors transmit signals every 2 minutes; under abnormal conditions, they detect every 6 seconds and transmit immediately for safety assurance.
