Car TPMS for Honda/Masida/Toyota/Nissan

Honda car TPMS has special LED display size for dashboard blind hole embedded installation. It also can be installed in Masida, Toyota or Nissan.

Features:

• TPMS can real-time monitor the tire pressure and temperature of your car and automatically update the data on the display at the same time. Once there are something abnormal, the TPMS will warn you immediately.
• The car tire pressure monitoring system is special for Honda/Mazda/Toyota/Nissan. The LED display is designed for embedded installation to dashboard blind hole, small size and simple installation, perfect to fit your car.
• TPMS provides five types of alarms, including high pressure alarm, low pressure alarm, high temperature alarm, fast air leak alarm and sensor low battery alarm. The user can also set the pressure and temperature alarm value in the setting range.
• Adopting advanced chip, TPMS features high sensing accuracy, fast feedback speed, stable signal, long-distance transmission, low consumption and anti-interference, and the sensors adapt to all weather, anti-dust, waterproof, snow and high temperature protection, anti-drop and anti-theft.

Specification:

TPMS Display:

TPMS Sensors:

• Mini External Sensor (WI Version) | Standard External Sensor (WF Version)

• Standard Internal Sensor (TJ Version) | Upgraded Internal Sensor (NF+ Version)

Package Included:

T-U912-WF1	T-U912-WI1
T-U912-WF2	T-U912-WI2
T-U912-TL	T-U912-NF+
T-U912-TJ	T-U912-TK

Tips: The detection method of TPMS
The indirect tire pressure monitoring system actually monitors the tire pressure by calculating the rolling radius of the tire. The direct tire pressure monitoring system directly installs on the air valve or replaces the original air valve. Its tire pressure sensor uses the internal sensor chip to perceive the slight changes in tire pressure and temperature when the tire is stationary and in motion, converts the electrical signal into a radio frequency signal, and uses an independent channel transmitter to transmit it into the receiver. So that the car owner can know the tire pressure and temperature of all the tires whatever the car is in driving or stands still.
Today's cars are all direct tire pressure monitoring systems. The indirect tire pressure monitoring systems have basically been eliminated. Only a small number of cars produced in 2006 are equipped with indirect tire pressure monitoring systems.
The TPMS pressure sensor is generally installed on the wheel rim. The tire sensor senses the air pressure in the tire, converts the air pressure signal into an electrical signal, transmits the signal to the receiver through a wireless transmitter, displays various data changes, or alarms in the form of buzzing. The driver can inflate or deflate the tire in time based on the displayed data. If tire leaks, driver can also deal with it in time to avoid safety accidents.