Advantage PressurePro, the Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) technology provider, has announced the integration of its advanced TPMS solutions to Omnitracs’ Mobile Computing Platforms 110 and 200 (MCP110 and MCP200). The integration, which allows full monitoring and reporting of tyre performance information directly to the MCP110 and MCP200 in-cab display, allows for-hire and private fleets of all sizes to proactively monitor and maintain optimal tire health, “allowing significant additions to safety and savings.”
“For many fleets today, in the absence of timely, critical data, monitoring and managing tyre conditions for safety can be a challenge,” said Vikas Jain, Vice President of Product Management and Software as a service at Omnitracs. “Omnitracs’ Tyre Pressure Monitoring application, in conjunction with PressurePro’s Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems, delivers on a very real need – to bring added tools and information to customers who are committed to preventative safety measures.”
PressurePro states that the integrated solution “addresses critical tyre maintenance needs, helping fleets extend the life of their tyres, reduce expenses and prevent accidents caused by improper tyre care. It also provides both drivers and back-office staff with easy-to-use, graphical data on tyre conditions including real time pressure and temperature readings, under and over inflation alarms and high temperature alerts. This gives users the power to revolutionise their tyre management programs, reducing operational costs dramatically.”
“Our advanced solutions, including our integrated options alongside Omnitracs’ Mobile Computing Platforms, not only provides customers with a comprehensive toolset of progressive monitoring options, it allows users to customize their TPMS solutions.” stated Jeromy Mogharbel, PressurePro’s Director of Technology. “Arming customers with the power to personalise where they view/receive readings and alerts, to customise their alert levels, to tailor their readings and alerts on their back-end management software – and more – these options allow users to take their maintenance programs to new heights, ultimately allowing greater savings and efficiencies than ever before.” Integration to Omnitracs’ MCP50 is targeted for early 2014.
