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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
WARNING – READ BEFORE USE
Failure to follow these instructions may result in loss of vehicle control, tire failure, property damage, serious injury, or death.
This manual provides general operating and installation guidance only. Actual conditions may vary significantly based on
numerous factors, including but not limited to the environment, specific application, equipment configuration, and the skill,
experience, and judgment of the individual performing the work. It is not possible for this manual to address every potential
scenario or hazard; therefore, users must exercise caution and sound discretion when applying the information contained
herein.
This Tire Pressure Monitoring System (“TPMS”) is intended only as a supplemental driver-assistance device. It does not
replace safe driving practices, regular tire inspections, proper tire maintenance, or use of an accurate tire-pressure gauge.
The driver remains responsible for the safe condition and operation of the vehicle, tires, wheels, valve stems, trailer, and
towing equipment.
Do not operate, adjust, configure, program, pair, troubleshoot, or otherwise interact with this product or a connected mobile
device while driving.
Complete all setup and adjustments before operating the vehicle. If the product requires attention, exit
the roadway and park the vehicle in a safe location before using it.
Use this product only in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and ordinances concerning
distracted driving and the use of electronic devices in a motor vehicle.
WARNING
•
INGESTION HAZARD
: This product contains a button cell or coin battery.
•
DEATH
or serious injury can occur if ingested.
• A swallowed button cell or coin battery can cause
Internal!Chemical Burns
in as little
as 2 hours
.
•
KEEP
new and used batteries
OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
•
Seek immediate medical attention
if a battery is suspected to be swallowed or inserted inside
any part of the body.
Remove and immediately recycle or dispose of used batteries according to local regulations and keep away from children.
Do NOT dispose of batteries in household trash or incinerate. Even used batteries may cause severe injury or death. Call a
local poison control center for treatment information. Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged. Do not force
discharge, recharge, disassemble, heat above manufacturer's specified temperature rating or incinerate. Doing so may result
in injury due to venting, leakage or explosion resulting in chemical burns.
FCC Compliance Statement
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may
not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
RVIA SAE J3309 Compliance Statement
This TPMS is compliant to the SAE J3309 requirement per the 2029 Edition of the NFPA 1192 requirement when installed by
an OEM or RVIA/RVTI certified technician and used with TireMinder Internal TPMS only.
Thank you for purchasing the TireMinder
®
TPMS
This book is designed to be a resource for information you may need when using
the TireMinder TPMS. We highly recommend reading
this entire book
. We know
it’s a lot, but a safety device like a TPMS, is only good when you know how to use
it.
Now for the good part. This TPMS is easy to use. It’s by far the easiest TPMS we’ve
ever made. If you have any questions, please look through the book (specifically
the Table of Contents page), the answer is most likely here. Also, we have a lot of
great resources on our websites, www.TireMinder.com, including videos and
tutorials on how to do anything and everything regarding this system.
Also, if you prefer having an actual human walk you through this setup, give us a call! We’ve got TireMinder Experts standing
by ready to help.
Thanks again for using a TireMinder TPMS and we hope you enjoy this product!
The TireMinder Team
Minder Division of Valterra Products, LLC.
3000 SE Waaler Street
Stuart, FL 34997 USA
(772) 463-6522
www.TireMinder.com
info@TireMinder.com
Scan the QR Code to view a digital
version of this manual.
Device Key
Table of Contents
Installing the TPMS Module and Mount ...................................................................................................................................... 1
Step 1. Determine where to mount the TPMS Module .................................................................................................... 1
Step 2. Mount the TPMS Module Mount and TPMS Module ........................................................................................... 2
Initial Setup – Get Up and Running with the TireMinder® TPMS App ........................................................................................ 3
Home Screen Example ................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Alerts – How the TireMinder TPMS Alerts .................................................................................................................................... 9
Alerts – What to do if an Alert Occurs ....................................................................................................................................... 10
If a TPMS alert occurs while the vehicle is moving: ............................................................................................................... 10
Units of Pressure – How to switch between PSI, kPa and BAR ................................................................................................... 11
Units of Temperature – How to switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius .................................................................................. 11
Start Over – Reset Everything to Factory Defaults ..................................................................................................................... 12
Activatin
g and Deactivating Vehicles ....................................................................................................................................................... 13
How to Add a Sensor ................................................................................................................................................................. 14
How to Remove a Sensor ........................................................................................................................................................... 15
How to Set the Baseline Pressure for Each Tire Position ........................................................................................................... 16
Locking Nut Instructions (External Sensors) ............................................................................................................................... 17
Coin Cell Battery Installation (External Sensors) ........................................................................................................................ 18
O-Rings (External Sensors) ......................................................................................................................................................... 19
Sensor Caps (External Sensors) .................................................................................................................................................. 19
Does the System Need to Be Reprogrammed Every Time I Change Batteries? (External Sensors) .......................................... 19
Technical Specifications ............................................................................................................................................................. 20
Installing the TPMS Module and Mount
NOTE:
This system includes two sets of self-tapping screws, one to mount on wood, plastic or compositive surfaces, the
other to mount to metal surfaces. Ensure the proper type of screws are used to secure the TPMS Module Mount.
Step 1.
Determine where to mount the TPMS Module
Utility or Boat Trailer
Gooseneck and Horse Trailers
Travel Trailer or 5
th
Wheel
The TPMS Module Mount should be placed on
the trailer frame of a boat or utility trailer,
exterior trailer wall if mounting on a gooseneck,
horse, and inside the front storage compartment
of a travel trailer or 5
th
wheel (see table to the
right). The TPMS module must be mounted on
the trailer frame or exterior wall if mounting on
an aluminum body trailer (e.g. Airstream). If
mounting in a motorized RV, mount anywhere
between the front (steering) and rear axles.
NOTE
: It is recommended to mount the TPMS
Module no further than 35FT away from the
furthermost rear axle and no further than 60FT
away from the cab of the towing vehicle (where
the driver sits). If the need to extend the range
of the sensors, an additional signal booster can
be purchased.
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Step 2.
Mount the TPMS Module Mount and TPMS Module
WARNING
: When mounting the TPMS Module Mount,
ensure the trailer’s power is off and if the trailer has a battery, the
battery is completely disconnected prior to continuing.
1. The TPMS Module Mount mut be installed vertically so
that the TPMS Module Antennas are facing upwards. See the image below for reference if mounting onto a trailer
frame.
2. Use the correct screw type to attach the TPMS Module Mount. It is advised to pre-drill holes using a 3/32” drill bit.
DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
screws.
3. Splice the TPMS Module Mount’s red
power wire and black power wire into the
trailer’s power and ground. Ensure the
power provided from the trailer has a
constant 12V power source. If your trailer
has a battery disconnect, the power
supplied must ahead of the battery
disconnect.
4. Once the power and ground are
connected, return power to trailer or
battery and slide the TPMS Module into
the TPMS Module Mount. The green power light will immediately turn on.
NOTE
: The TPMS Module is compatible with 12V
and 24V DC and features both under- and over-
voltage protection. As such, a fuse is not required. If
using a fuse, a 3A fuse can be used.
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Initial Setup – Get Up and Running with the TireMinder® TPMS App
Note: Images may not be the same as your specific brand of phone or tablet.
Step 1.
The first step is installing the TireMinder TPMS App, which can be done
by scanning the QR Code to the right, by going to
www.TireMinder.com/app in your smartphone’s browser, or by using the
iOS or Android App Store. Once downloaded, allow all permissions for
Bluetooth (or Nearby Devices) – the app
needs
this permission to
connect to the Bluetooth TPMS Module, and Notifications – without
approving notifications, you will
not
receive alerts.
iOS Permission Bluetooth/Nearby Devices Example
Android Permission Bluetooth/Nearby Devices Example
Scan the QR Code above to install
the TireMinder TPMS Application
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Step 2.
After installing the app and allowing the
requested permissions, the app will
automatically connect to the Bluetooth
TPMS Module, and you will see an “Add
Vehicle” button. Tap this button to add
your first vehicle.
Step 3.
Choose the Vehicle Position you would like
to add (it is highly recommended to
choose the recommended position stated
by the app).
Step 4.
Choose the type of vehicle of vehicle:
Step 5.
Choose the number of tires and type of
sensors you will be using.
Step 6.
Click “Continue to Learn Sensors” to start
programming your sensors:
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
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Step 7.
After pressing “Continue to Learn Sensor”, you
will see the tire positions displayed on the
screen detailed with a plus (+) button and the
text “Tap to Learn”. To program a position, tap
the plus button on the desired tire to start the
programming process.
Step 8.
Once tapped, the app will request a confirmation that you would like to proceed. The confirmation dialog will
change depending on if you are using internal sensors or external sensors. Touch Confirm when ready.
Step 9.
After pressing confirm, the dialog box will request that you activate your sensor. To activate your particular sensor,
please see the table below:
NOTE
: It is important the sensors are ready to be
programmed prior to starting
Step 8
. If using external
sensors, ensure that a coin cell battery has been inserted
into the battery bracket and the sensor is not on the tire.
Step 7
Step 8: Internal Sensor
Programming
Step 8: External Sensor Programming
Internal Sensor
Add air to the corresponding tire for a full 10 seconds without
stopping.
DO NOT OVERINFLATE
the tire.
External Sensor
Screw the sensor onto the corresponding tire’s Schrader valve stem.
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Step 10.
Once the sensor has been activated, “Tire Learned” will be displayed.
Step 11.
Continue to program all remaining sensors using the steps outlined in steps 7 through 10. Once complete, all tire
positions will feature a green outline indicating they have been properly programmed. Click “Save” on the top right
of the screen.
Step 12.
After the tires and vehicle have been saved, you will be relocated to the Vehicle screen. In the Vehicle screen, you
can adjust the baseline pressures, change the name of the vehicle, add or remove tires, update the vehicle’s image,
and share the vehicle.
Step 10
Step 11
Step 12
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Step 13.
The next step is to adjust the baseline
pressure. Click the “Edit” button and
“Edit Tire Baselines” to do so now.
Step 14.
Once in the Baseline screen, you can
adjust each individual tire’s baseline by
touching the tire position or all tires at
once using the “Update All” button on
the left side of the screen.
Step 15.
Once you have updated each tire to the desired
baseline pressure, click the “Save & Exit” button
on the top right of screen. You will now be back
in the Vehicles screen. Touch the bottom left
Home button to view tire information.
Step 16.
App setup is now complete. The next page will
show how the Home screen should appear as
well as what the screen will look like if an alert
occurs.
Baseline Pressure Explained
: A baseline tire pressure is the
recommended, or ambient, tire pressure. Sometimes called "cold
tire pressure," it is the tire pressure before your tires start rolling
down the road. It is also the cold tire pressure recommended by
your vehicle’s manufacturer. This is the pressure that should be set
into the Baseline screen. Once added, your TireMinder system will
automatically alert you if your tires go below 15% of your baseline
(low pressure) or 20% above your baseline (high pressure).
Step 13
Step 14
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Home Screen Example
Home Screen Example
Home Screen with Alert Example
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Alerts – How the TireMinder TPMS Alerts
This system is designed to inform you of multiple tire or system issues. Below are the exact features in which this system is
designed to inform of by in-app alerts, push notification alerts, and alerts using CarPlay or Android Auto (if applicable).
Please note, the app must be running in the background or foreground in order to provide these alerts. The next section will
provide additional detail on each alert.
TPMS Alerts:
1. Rapid Leak: A sensor experiences pressure loss of 3 PSI or more in less than 2 minutes.
2. Slow Leak: A sensor experiences pressure loss of 6 PSI or more in 2 to 10 minutes.
3. Low Pressure: A sensor experiences pressure loss of 15% or more below the baseline pressure.
4. High Pressure: A sensor experiences pressure increase of 20% or more above the baseline pressure.
5. High Temperature: A sensor experiences internal tire temperature of 167°F (75°C) or greater.
System Malfunction Alerts:
1. Signal Loss: A sensor has not communicated with the TPMS Module within 20 minutes (can be adjusted to 10
minutes).
2. TPMS Module Disconnect: The TPMS Module has disconnected from the app for more than 10 seconds. A
reconnection alert will occur if the TPMS Module was previously disconnected but come back online.
In the event of a tire issue, the appropriate alert will be displayed in both the app and a push notification on your phone, as
well as on your infotainment system if using CarPlay or Android Auto.
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Alerts – What to do if an Alert Occurs
WARNING: Do not attempt to view, interpret, adjust, or operate the TPMS monitor while driving. Distracted driving
may result in loss of vehicle control, serious injury, or death.
If a TPMS alert occurs while the vehicle is moving:
• Remain calm and maintain control of the vehicle.
• Do not make sudden steering, braking, or acceleration movements.
• If a passenger is available, the passenger may review the TPMS and identify the affected tire and alert condition.
• The driver must reduce speed as conditions permit and proceed to the nearest safe location away from traffic.
• Activate the vehicle’s hazard warning lights as appropriate.
• Stop and inspect the affected tire only when the vehicle is safely parked on a stable surface and away from moving traffic.
Low-Pressure
or Leak Alert
Safely stop and inspect the affected tire. If pressure is dropping rapidly, vehicle handling changes, or the
tire appears damaged, stop as soon as safely possible.
Verify pressure with an accurate gauge. Do not
continue driving if the tire is damaged, cannot maintain pressure, or cannot safely support the vehicle.
High-
Pressure
Alert
Safely stop and verify the tire pressure. Do not release air from a hot tire solely to return it to its cold
inflation pressure. Allow the tire to cool before making adjustments.
High-
Temperature
Alert
Safely stop away from traffic and combustible materials. Do not touch the tire, wheel, hub, bearing, or
brake components while hot.
High temperature may indicate tire damage, underinflation, overloading, a
dragging brake, or a wheel-bearing problem. Do not resume travel until the cause has been identified
and the vehicle is safe to operate.
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Units of Pressure – How to switch between PSI, kPa and BAR
The TireMinder App is able to read units of pressure in PSI (Pressure
per Square Inch) and BAR (Barometric).
To change the unit of pressure, please refer to the following:
1. Enter Settings using the tab bar on the bottom right side
of the screen.
2. Once in Settings, scroll down to App Settings and use the
toggle to switch between PSI and BAR.
3. Changes will immediately take effect.
Units of Temperature – How to switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius
The TireMinder App is able to read units of temperature in Fahrenheit (°F) and Celsius (°C).
To change the unit of temperature, please refer to the following:
1. Enter Settings using the tab bar on the bottom right side of the screen.
2. Once in Settings, scroll down to App Settings and use the toggle to switch between °F and °C.
3. Changes will immediately take effect.
Change Units of Pressure and Temperature
(Located in Settings > App Settings)
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Start Over – Reset Everything to Factory Defaults
If you would like to start over from scratch, the TireMinder App allows you two
ways to reset and start over. The first way is to Clear App Data, which will clear
all of your applications data, but leave tire information on your TPMS Module.
To do this:
1. Enter Settings using the tab bar on the bottom right side of the
screen.
2. Once in Settings, scroll down to Clear App Data and press Confirm.
3. Changes will immediately take effect.
To reset the TireMinder App and TPMS Module:
1. Enter Settings using the tab bar on the bottom right side of the screen.
2. Once in Settings, scroll down to Factory Reset App & TPMS Device and press Confirm.
3. Changes will immediately take effect.
Clear App Data or Factory Reset
(Located in Settings > Clear App Data
or Factory Reset App & TPMS Device)
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Activating and Deactivating Vehicles
The TireMinder App can add up to 8 vehicles in total
and can monitor one front (motorized) and one rear
(towable) simultaneously. As such, only one front or
rear vehicle can be activated at a time. To activate or
deactivate a vehicle, please refer to the following:
1. Enter Vehicles using the tab bar button on the
bottom middle of the screen.
2. Once in Vehicles, touch the Activate or
Deactivate button on the desired vehicle to
activate or deactivate the vehicle, respectively.
Click confirm to start the process.
3. Once the activation or deactivation process is
complete, the vehicle’s tire will be reflected in
the Home screen. Please note, when
reactivating a vehicle, please allow the TPMS
Module up to 20 minutes to initially find the Vehicle’s corresponding sensors. If any sensor does not respond within
20 minutes, a No Signal warning will be displayed.
Touch Activate/Deactivate
and Confirm
Await Activation/Deactivation
(DO NOT CLOSE APP)
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How to Add a Sensor
Use the following directions to add a sensor to the
TireMinder App. You can use the same procedure to add
a spare tire.
1. Enter Vehicles using the tab bar button on the
bottom middle of the screen.
2. Once in Vehicles, touch the Edit button on
vehicle you would add a sensor to and select
“Add/Remove Tires”.
3. You will see the positions of the vehicle you can
add indicated by a white outline. Touch the
desired position and follow the onscreen
prompts to add the sensor.
4. Press Save on the top right of the screen to
confirm.
5. Changes will immediately take effect.
Note
: You will only be able to add a sensor to a vehicle if it is currently activated.
In Vehicles, click Edit >
Add/Remove Tire
Touch on the Tire
Position You would like
to Add
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How to Remove a Sensor
Use the following directions to remove a sensor from the
TireMinder App. You can use the same procedure to
remove a spare tire.
1. Enter Vehicles using the tab bar button on the
bottom middle of the screen.
2. Once in Vehicles, touch the Edit button on
vehicle you would add a sensor to and select
“Add/Remove Tires”.
3. You will see the positions of the vehicle you can
remove indicated by a green outline. Touch the
desired position and follow the onscreen
prompts to remove the sensor.
4. Press Save on the top right of the screen to
confirm.
5. Changes will immediately take effect.
Note
: You will only be able to remove a sensor to a vehicle if it is currently activated.
In Vehicles, click Edit >
Add/Remove Tire
Touch on the Tire
Position You would like
to Remove
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How to Set the Baseline Pressure for Each Tire Position
To adjust a tire’s baseline pressure, please refer to the
following:
1. Enter Vehicles using the tab bar button on the
bottom middle of the screen.
2. Once in Vehicles, touch the Edit button on
vehicle you would add a sensor to and select
“Edit Tire Baselines”.
3. You will now see all of your tire positions and be
able to touch on each individual tire to set its
respective baseline pressure. You may also select
“Update All” on the top left section of the
display to update every position to the same
baseline pressure.
4. Once the baseline pressures have been
set, touch “Save & Exit” to save and
confirm the desired baseline pressures.
Note
: You will only be able to adjust the baseline
pressure of a vehicle if it is currently activated.
In Vehicles, click Edit > Edit
Tire Baselines
Touch on the Tire
Position You would like to
Update
Baseline Pressure Explained
: A baseline tire pressure is the
recommended, or ambient, tire pressure. Sometimes called "cold
tire pressure," it is the tire pressure before your tires start rolling
down the road. It is also the cold tire pressure recommended by
your vehicle’s manufacturer. This is the pressure that should be set
into the Baseline screen. Once added, your TireMinder system will
automatically alert you if your tires go below 15% of your baseline
(low pressure) or 20% above your baseline (high pressure).
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Locking Nut Instructions (External Sensors)
Note:
Only use the locking nuts when your vehicle is going to be in a static, high risk area. The locking nuts are for security
only. They will not affect the functionality of the sensors.
1. Fasten hex nut clockwise onto valve stem. Nut must be positioned at least ¼” (6.35mm) from top of valve stem.
2. Fasten sensor onto valve stem until hand tight.
3. Rotate hex nut counter-clockwise towards the sensor. Use wrench to tighten hex nut against sensor.
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Coin Cell Battery Installation (External Sensors)
WARNING
•
INGESTION HAZARD
: This product contains a button cell or coin battery.
•
DEATH
or serious injury can occur if ingested.
• A swallowed button cell or coin battery can cause
Internal!Chemical Burns
in as little
as 2 hours
.
•
KEEP
new and used batteries
OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
•
Seek immediate medical attention
if a battery is suspected to be swallowed or inserted inside
any part of the body.
Remove and immediately recycle or dispose of used batteries according to local regulations and keep away from children.
Do NOT dispose of batteries in household trash or incinerate. Even used batteries may cause severe injury or death. Call a
local poison control center for treatment information. Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged. Do not force
discharge, recharge, disassemble, heat above manufacturer's specified temperature rating or
incinerate. Doing so may result in injury due to venting, leakage or explosion resulting in
chemical burns.
Look at the illustration to the right. Note that the battery slides UNDER the aluminum “bridge”,
“clip” or “bracket”.
Do
NOT
place it on top. Be sure the plus (+) side is up. Incorrect insertion
will burn out the circuit or break the solder connection.
The cover should only be finger tight (snug) so as to remain waterproof. Please, DO
NOT use pliers and a pipe wrench! Over tightening will damage the O-ring.
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O-Rings (External Sensors)
Sensor O-rings will also need to be replaced at some point. Their life varies greatly depending
mostly on climate conditions. If you are not sure of their condition, consider changing them annually
when you replace your batteries using our battery replacement program. To replace the O-ring,
remove the rubber O-ring that is at the base of where the cap threads onto the monitor. Once
removed, place a new O-ring in the same position. Please do not try to find them at Home Depot or
Lowes. They will cost you more and will not be the right size. We know from experience!
Sensor Caps (External Sensors)
The TireMinder caps are a crucial piece of the sensor. The cap, along with the O-Rings, keeps the sensor away from any
weather and environmental damage. Like the O-Ring, their life depends mostly on climate conditions. The caps should be
checked frequently. If one becomes broken or cracked, it should be replaced as soon as possible.
Does the System Need to Be Reprogrammed Every Time I Change Batteries? (External Sensors)
No, you do not need to reprogram the TireMinder system every time you change batteries. Just remember to put the sensor
back on the same tire position they were taken off of.
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Tec
hnical Specifications
Sensor (FCC ID: 2A4IQTM-2BRASS)
Operating Voltage DC 2.1V - 3.6V
Operating Current 8 mA
Operating Temperature Internal Sensor: -40°F - 257°F
External Sensor: -4°F - 185°F (Limited by coin cell battery operating temperature).
Storage Temperature -40°F - 257°F
Pressure Range and Accuracy Internal Sensor: 0 - 290 PSI at ±1 PSI accuracy
External Sensor: 0 - 170 PSI at ± 1 PSI accuracy (actual sensor pressure range may be higher)
Temperature Range and Accuracy External Sensor: -4°F - 185°F at ±3.6°F accuracy.
Internal Sensor: -40°F - 257°F at ±3.6°F accuracy
Wireless Communication Method 433MHz TX
Alert and Fault Detection Rapid Leak: Pressure loss of 3 PSI or more in less than 2 minutes.
Slow Leak: Pressure loss of 6 PSI or more in 2 to 10 minutes.
Low Pressure: Pressure loss of 15% or more of the baseline pressure.
High Pressure: Pressure increase of 20% or more of the baseline pressure.
High Temperature: Internal tire temperature of 167°F (75°C) or greater.
Sensor-based alerts are completed using a 6-second interval check for the following alerts. If no issue is found with
a 4 minute interval, the system sends updated data to the module.
Battery Life External Sensor: CR1632 Battery (~1 year battery life, replaceable)
Internal Sensor: CR2450 Battery (>10 year battery life from date of manufacturing, non-replaceable)
Ingress Protection (IP) Rating IP67
Compliance SAE J3309, FCC Part 15B
Wa
rranty See warranty card enclosed with product
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Wireless TireMinder TPMS Control Module (FCC ID: 2BW5M-TM22107-SST )
Operating Voltage DC 9V - 30V (built in overvoltage protection)
Operating Current 30 mA
Operating Temperature -40°F - 185°F
Storage Temperature -40°F - 257°F
Wireless Communication Method 433MHz RX antenna for tire sensor data.
2.4GHz Bluetooth 5 module for smart device communication. 85 FT max Bluetooth range.
Alert and Fault Detection No Signal: A sensor has not communicated with the control module within 20 minutes.
Module Disconnect: App alerts user within 10 seconds of module disconnection. App must be setup with users
device in order to receive module disconnect alert.
Ingress Protection (IP) Rating IP66
Compliance SAE J3309, FCC Part 15C
Warranty See warranty card enclosed with product
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Limited Warranty
This TireMinder TPMS is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for a period of 3 to 5 years from date of purchase (model
dependent). Should the unit not function as designed, TireMinder will repair or replace the section at no charge to the
owner.
Excluded are products that have been damaged through impact, water, fire, misuse or unauthorized service.
This warranty is limited to the replacement of the product only and does not extend to any incremental cost incurred. In no
case shall Minder’s liability exceed the purchase price. This warranty gives you specific legal rights which may vary from state
to state or province to province.
If you have a question or a problem, please contact the TPMS specialist at TireMinder before returning the product. Many
issues can be resolved over the phone.
If service is required return w/copy of bill of sale to:
TireMinder
3000 SE Waaler Street
Stuart, FL 34997
United States of America
(772) 463-6522
www.TireMinder.com
info@tireminder.com
©COPYRIGHT – Minder Division of Valterra Products, LLC
2026
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FCC Warning Statement
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
‐‐ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
‐‐ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
‐‐ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
‐‐ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
The antennas used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm
from all persons and must not be co‐located for operating in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2)This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
