STEELMATE TP-90I PRO BIKE TPMS IN SOUTH AFRICA

STEELMATE TP-90I PRO BIKE TPMS   The Steelmate TP-90I Pro motorcycle tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) requires professional installation of the sensors. 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.   Specifications Sensors: Operating Frequency: 433.92MHz Operating Temperature: -20°C - +60°C Pressure Range: 0-4.5 Bar / 0-65 Psi 8 & 10mm Diameter valve Battery life >5 years Display: Operating Frequency: 433.92MHz Operating Voltage: 12v (+/- 3v) Operating Temperature: -40°C - +85°C Suitable for handlebar mounting up to 22mm or display can be removed from holder and stuck on a flat trim   Effective Pressure Monitoring Range  Pressure Monitoring Range: 21~65 PSI /1.5~4.5 Bar Pressure Monitoring Range(Adjustable) The system's Pressure Monitoring Range can be adjusted through changing the Pressure Middle Value (select from 29~51PSI / 2.0~3.5Bar). The monitoring range is ±30% the mid value selected. E.g. if mid value is 29 PSI, monitoring range will be 21~38PSI. If mid value is 51 PSI, monitoring range 36~66 PSI. Default Value (pre-set in the factory): Pressure Middle Value: 36 PSI/2.5 Bar Monitoring Range: 47PSI/3.3Bar ~ 25PSI/1.7Bar High temperature alarm value: +80 / +176     Programming Sensors to the display: NOTE: ALL TPMS kits & packages sold by us will be pre-programmed so the customer does NOT need to program the sensors. For Internal sensors though, when tyre rotation occurs, the customer will need to program the sensors to the display. There are two methods: Method 1. Install the sensors, make sure the display is in programming mode (see manual), inflate/deflate the tyres a little according to instructions on the manual. The sensor should register the pressure change and send signals to the display. Save the sensor data on the display.