Tyrepal

http://www.tyrepal.co.uk/products/caravan-and-motorhome-tyre-pressure-monitor

rechargeable battery

I have their TB99 which I use on the caravan, not the car; in its case the internal battery life between recharges is amazing, it is weeks. It comes with a charging lead to a suit the normal 12 volt in-car charging point.

So you rarely need the clobber of the connecting wire draping over the dash.

I have just bought a TB99 for £99 + Postage a discounted price direct from Tyrepal which is actually cheaper for this model that the 20% CC members discount. Not yet fitted but it looks neat 

We have the TB99 on our motorhome. The little box sits on th dash and needs the ocassional charge. It receives the information wirelessly from the tyre sensors. I think its quite a good system.

David

Our new (on order) c/van has internal tpms fitted as standard,have yet to find out when batts need changing? so questions to be asked at Brum

Our new (on order) c/van has internal tpms fitted as standard,have yet to find out when batts need changing? so questions to be asked at Brum

they should last about 7 years.

Andy.

Our new (on order) c/van has internal tpms fitted as standard,have yet to find out when batts need changing? so questions to be asked at Brum

they should last about 7 years.

Andy.

...Thanks for that, when i inquired ,on line it was stated,when not in use they go to "sleep"and if "woken" often as on comercial vehicles should last about two years?which i thought was a bit silly as we use our van a lot,

I bought the TB99 with four sensors. Works well, but I found the display too small to focus on, so I bought the much larger TC215, with two sensors.

Reused the four sensors from the TB99, put the extra two onto the van, as TC215 supports trailer monitoring. Again, monitor has internal battery with a long life between recharges from supplied 12v adaptor.

I had planned to get another two sensors then fit these and the TB99 to my motorbike, hasn't happened yet.

I also have both the TC215 system and the TB99. The former is installed in my motorhome and the latter in my towed car. I have had lots of problems with the TC215 sensors. There is a thread about it >here<. The TB99 sensors have so far been fine.

If I get to the NEC Show I will make a point of checking to see if any modifications have been done to the TC215 sensors.

peedee

Tyrepal are launching new products at the NEC show, Hall 3, Stand 3200.

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