TPMS is a tire pressure and temperature monitoring system, developed to monitor the condition of vehicle tires and mobile equipment in real time.
The system is applied to trucks in general, road implements and cranes, as well as agricultural machines, construction machines and industrial vehicles.
The equipment continuously monitors tire pressure and temperature, alerting the operator in cases of low pressure, high pressure, leaks or excessive temperature. This helps prevent blowouts, reduces premature wear, reduces fuel consumption and increases operating safety.
Furthermore, the system contributes to reducing maintenance costs and unscheduled downtime, increasing equipment availability.
As a difference, the TPMS has integrated GPS and Wi-Fi connection with the Connect portal, allowing remote monitoring of information, data history and complete management of the operation in real time.
Specifications:

Quick installation, without the need for major modifications to the vehicle.

Continuously measures tire pressure and monitors tire temperature, preventing overheating.

Maintaining the correct pressure reduces irregular wear and increases tire durability.

Issues alerts when pressure or temperature exceeds configured limits.

Product from the Connect line with factory-integrated GPS, allowing real-time monitoring of the vehicle's location, routes taken and complete history of alerts and events. More control, traceability and security for the operation.
TPMS is a tire pressure and temperature monitoring system that monitors the condition of vehicle and mobile equipment tires in real time.
TPMS can be applied to trucks, cranes, agricultural machines, construction machines and industrial vehicles.
The system continuously monitors tire pressure and temperature during operation.
The system helps prevent tire blowouts, premature wear, operational failures and unscheduled stops.
Yes. By preventing failures and optimizing tire use, the system reduces maintenance costs, tire replacement and fuel consumption.
Yes. By maintaining adequate pressure, TPMS reduces uneven wear and increases tire durability.
No. TPMS uses wireless communication between the sensors and the monitoring system.
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