Bongo IoT TMPS
A Tire Pressure Sensor is a small electronic device that is installed in each tire of a vehicle to continuously monitor the air pressure within the tire. It sends real-time data to the vehicle's onboard computer system, providing essential information about tire pressure levels. This helps drivers ensure that their tires are properly inflated, promoting safer driving conditions, better fuel efficiency, and extended tire lifespan. If the sensor detects low or high tire pressure, it triggers a warning on the vehicle's dashboard, prompting the driver to take corrective action. Tire Pressure Sensors play a crucial role in maintaining optimal tire performance and overall vehicle safety.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Pressure Range
0 - 100 PSI (0 - 700 kPa)
Technology
Wireless Sensor Technology
Pressure Measurement
Monitors Tire Pressure in PSI, kPa, Bar, or other units
High Accuracy Pressure Measurement
±1 PSI (or better)
Long Battery Life
Up to 3-5 years (or as specified)
Data Transmission
Real-Time Transmission of Tire Pressure Data
Maintenance
Minimal Maintenance Required
Applications
Passenger Vehicles, Commercial Fleets, SUVs, Trucks
Features
Use Cases
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Features
Continuously measures and transmits tire pressure data in real-time
Provides precise pressure readings to ensure optimal tire inflation
Triggers warnings on the vehicle's dashboard for low and high tire pressure conditions
Wirelessly communicates with the vehicle's onboard computer system (TPMS)
Operates on batteries with a long lifespan, typically lasting 3-5 years
Easily attaches to each tire's valve stem for quick setup
Accounts for temperature changes to maintain accurate pressure readings
Use Cases
Fleet Management and Fuel Efficiency:
Use Case:
Fleet operators in logistics companies deploy Tire Pressure Sensors to enhance fuel efficiency and manage vehicle fleets effectively.
Benefits:
Maintaining proper tire pressure reduces rolling resistance, leading to improved fuel efficiency. Accurate tire pressure data aids in route planning, minimizing fuel consumption and associated costs.
Construction Equipment Monitoring:
Use Case:
Construction companies integrate Tire Pressure Sensors into heavy machinery like excavators and bulldozers for efficient tire management during operations.
Benefits:
Maintaining correct tire pressure enhances stability, traction, and load-bearing capacity of heavy machinery. Reduced tire wear leads to lower maintenance costs and prolonged equipment longevity. Tire pressure data aids in precise cost estimation by factoring in tire-related expenses.
Bus Management:
Use Case:
Tire Pressure Sensors are innovative devices that play a crucial role in monitoring and maintaining the optimal pressure of bus tires. In the context of buses, these sensors offer numerous benefits that enhance safety, fuel efficiency, and overall vehicle performance. Here's how Tire Pressure Sensors can make a significant difference for bus tires.
Benefits:
Maintaining optimal tire pressure ensures buses are ready for immediate use during outages. Swift alerts for low tire pressure prevent vehicle downtime due to tire issues. Minimized emergency maintenance costs and efficient fuel usage during extended power outages.
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