HG Motorsport TMU01 - tyre temperature monitoring 1x / wireless (CC22950)

Wireless tyre temperature sensor - TMU01 Our state-of-the-art wireless system with advanced infrared temperature sensor and CAN interface gives you precise real-time data on your tyre temperatures. Important note: you need a receiver box (e.g. from our TMU04 set) to receive the data and transfer it to the CAN bus. This sensor does not work on its own. Main features: wireless and easy to install: simple setup with quick swapping between vehicles Advanced multi-channel infrared monitoring: 8 configurable channels per tyre Adjustable update rate up to 50 Hz for precise real-time insights Rechargeable battery for extended use: 250 mAh battery (USB-C charged) in the sensor Offers up to 15 hours of active track use per charge High precision and wide temperature range: operating range: -40 to +300°C with ±1°C accuracy Field of view: 110° x 6° for full coverage, optionally 55° for focused measurements Robust and compact design: dimensions: 64.0 x 42.0 x 17.5 mm Weight: 57g Robust aluminium/polyamide housing Operating temperature: -40 to +85°C Optional protective lens: available to increase durability and protection (CC22954) Scope of delivery: 1x TMU01 sensor. Perfect for professional racing and high-performance testing, the wireless temperature monitor offers unrivalled convenience and reliability, making tracking and managing tyre performance data easier than ever. Comprehensive documentation is available for developers for easy integration into CAN applications. Contact us to find out more!

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