Mas kilala ba ang zeepin comapred sa ekleva? I've seen a TPMS similar to zeepin's external TPMS and mas mahal lang konti. Kinaiba lang ni ekleva is may warranty compared dun sa seller ng zeepin na 7 days replacement lang. Also, from lazmall yung sa ekleva. May nakatry na ba dito nung ekleva na brand?
Please tell me how those cells perform.
From what I've seen sold in Japan stores (Daiso, et al.), they only seem to carry bulk, off-branded button cells. I had to go online for genuine Maxell-branded ones in the hopes that they will last longer before I have to take the sensors apart again.
bro oj88
same ba ito ng sensor nung gamit mo?
thanks!
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^^ Feeling ko iyong ibang tpms products pare pareho lang manufacturer ng mga yan. Nagkaka-iba na lang sa distributor kaya iba-ibang style ang marketing and packaging nila.
Magkakamukha naman din kasi mga products nila among a variety of brands. Hmmmm...baka nga iisa lang may ari ng company pinapalabas lang na iba-iba ang mga entities na nagbebenta
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Last edited by baludoy; July 8th, 2019 at 08:17 AM.
i agree.
similar looks except for the name? it's probably the same product coming from the same manufacturer. the distributor simply puts on its own name, on the outside.
^Yup, kaya I said they're similar but not the same.
For one, the model pictured above appears to be hard-wired to a 12V supply.... the built-in voltmeter kinda gave that away. It's just weird that it comes with a USB cable. Don't know how that would work.
Anyway, mine does not have a voltmeter but instead, has a built-in battery and a solar panel.
To a certain extent, they all share some parts. There's probably only a couple or so TPMS chip, sensors and the purpose-built LCD unit manufacturers that they're all bound to look alike one way or another.