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Hiway Integrated Circuit HW48244 TPMS Sensor

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ORUKO Ọja
TPMS SENSOR—Part No.:HW48244-SGY-100

Akopọ iṣẹ
Regularly measure the tire pressure and temperature, and monitor the motion of the tire.

Ọja PATAKI

  • Operating Temperature -40℃~125℃
  • Ibi ipamọ otutu -40 ℃ ~ 125 ℃
  • RF Modulation Technique FSK
  • RF Carrier Frequency 433.920MHz±10kHz
  • FSK Deviation 60kHz
  • RF Baud Rate 9600bps
  • Radiated Power <-20dBm
  • LF Modulation Technique ASK
  • LF Carrier Frequency 125kHz±5kHz
  • LF Baud Rate 3900bps
  • Pressure Range 100~1500kPa
  • Battery CR2050HR

Irisi Ọja

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Fifi sori ẹrọ

Ensure the TPMS sensor is compatible with your vehicle’s tire pressure monitoring system. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for installation.

Sisọpọ

After installation, pair the TPMS sensor with your vehicle’s monitoring system according to the system’s instructions.

Abojuto

Regularly check the tire pressure and temperature readings on your vehicle’s display. Monitor any alerts or notifications regarding tire motion.

Itoju
Replace the sensor’s battery (CR2032) as needed. Keep the sensor clean and free from debris for accurate readings.

Awọn ibeere Nigbagbogbo

Q: How often should I check the tire pressure with the TPMS sensọ?
A: It is recommended to check the tire pressure at least once a month or before long trips.

Q: Can I use the TPMS sensor on different vehicles?
A: The TPMS sensor is usually programmed for a specific vehicle and may not work on other vehicles without reprogramming.

Q: What should I do if the TPMS sensor battery needs aropo?
A: Replace the CR2032 battery with a new one following the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure proper disposal of the old battery.

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