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Tyresure Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems for Cars, Trucks and Buses

The Tyresure tyre pressure monitor is a must for all drivers for whom safety is paramount. The system uses four wireless transmitters, one in each wheel, which transmit the wheels tyre pressure to a central display unit mounted within the cabin so that the driver can ensure the tyres are correctly inflated at all times.

The display shows not only the current tyre pressure, but also the temperature of the tyre which is another indication of tyre condition.

The status of all four wheels is clearly shown on the screen simultaneously at all times. If the tyre pressure or the tyres temperature should exceed the user defined threshold, then this is alerted audibly, and the numbers on the screen are displayed in red so the driver can take immediate action.

For safety, drivers should check their tyre pressure before each journey, but as we all know time restraints are such that this just isn’t possible. In fact for most drivers even weekly tyre checks are probably more regular than they manage. Correct tyre pressures are vital for safe driving as incorrect pressures can adversely affect the vehicles handling, braking and stability. But even if the vehicles tyre pressures are only slightly out, this can also affect the cars fuel consumption and wear on the tyre itself.

In the USA it is required by law that all new vehicles from 2007 on are fitted with a tyre pressure monitoring system, and many new vehicles in Europe are also coming with these systems from the factory. This is a clear indication of the important safety role that a TPMS plays in modern motoring. The Tyresure system lets any vehicle, regardless of age, be fitted with this latest technology safety device.

Fitting is simple and just involves replacing the old valves with the new Tyresure valves which have built in pressure monitors. There are no wires or leads as each sensor transmits directly to the display unit which can be mounted anywhere within the vehicle and can simply affix to the dash board with the Velcro sticker.

There are two versions of the Tyresure TPMS kits. One contains four sensor valves and these are designed for passenger cars. The second version contains 6 sensors and is for large vehicles; buses and trucks etc.

The Tyresure tyre pressure monitor was recently the winner of a vote for best clever car gadget on Channels 5’s The Gadget Show!

For more information or to purchase the Tyresure Tyre Pressure Monitors go to http://www.dcperformance.co.uk/cheap/tyresure-tyre-pressure-monitor/ts010.html

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How much current can a car/truck battery supply?

In my area, electricity faliure is great problem. i want to design cheap UPS for my home. i want to use normal car/truck battery.
Plz tell me electrical specifications of such batteries.
Also give any other suggestion about this if u can

There is a specification for automotive batteries, called, "Cold Cranking Amps" (CCA). This is the available current for a starter motor. Under CCA conditions (for short times) the terminal voltage drops from the nominal down to about 9 volts. CCA's can range from 500 all the way up to 1000 Amps for larger sized car batteries.

Normally, these 12V batteries are rated for normal operating current less around the 100 Amp range.

Deep cycle marine batteries (similar to car batteries) are generally what you would want to have for a UPS, as they are designed for cycling (charge - discharge).

Fresh and fully charged, a 12V lead secondary cell battery (car battery) has a terminal voltage of about 14.5 volts. Nominally the terminal voltage is 12.6 volts.

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