Does The TireMinder i10 TPMS Monitor Have An Internal Battery Or Does It Need To Be Plugged In

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Does the monitor need to be plugged in or does it have an internal battery? If it does have an internal battery, how long will it power the monitor before needed to be recharged?

asked by: Mike

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Helpful Expert Reply:

The monitor for the TireMinder i10 TPMS # TM29FR does need to be plugged in. It comes with a power cord that you can either plug into to a USB outlet or you can use the included adapter to plug into a 12v cigarette outlet.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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TM29FR Monitor power cord
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Answer 1

TPMS system like the TireMinder i10 TPMS for RVs and Trailers #TM29FR are designed to be used with the included signal booster. This ensures the greatest accuracy and reliability when it comes to the readings from the sensors. The repeater extends…

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Answer 2

The signal booster included with the Tireminder #TM29FR does not necessarily need to be connected directly to a battery. As long as the black wire is grounded and the red is connected to constant 12v, it is all means to the same end. The booster…

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Answer 3

As the repeater is just boosting the signal from the sensors to the monitor, you should still mount it on the trailer. There should be no issue at all for the sensors to connect to the monitor when mounted in the vehicle.

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Answer 4

For your 2012 Honda CR-V and tow bar wiring the correct Hopkins part is #HM56304. the other harness you mentioned, #HM56300, fits 2007 to 2011 Honda CR-Vs. It also looks like you may need to pull a fuse to flat tow your CR-V. Check the owners manual…

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Answer 5

You are dead on in you analysis of the two Tireminder i10 TPMS kits. The #TM98FR uses screw on sensors that need to be removed to air up the tires, where the #TM29FR uses screw on sensors that are flow through so they do not need to be removed when…

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Answer 6

We've spoken with TireMinder in the past and they have told us that their kits like the part #TM29FR can be used with valve extenders as long as they are made of steel like it sounds like yours are.

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Answer 7

You sure can! For additional TPMS sensors compatible with the TireMinder i10 TPMS for RVs and Trailers w/ Signal Booster - 6 Tire Sensors #TM29FR you were looking at you will need the Flow Through Tire Sensors for TireMinder TPMS #TM66FR. The #TM66FR…

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Answer 8

Yes, the TireMinder i10 TPMS for RVs and Trailers w/ Signal Booster part #TM29FR will display an error code "nos" if any of the sensors stop transmitting whether that be from a dead battery, out of range, etc.

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Answer 9

We do have just the coupler portion of the part #CAM44881 that you are looking for as the part #CAM44842.

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Answer 10

For your generator exhaust, the Camco Gen-Turi Replacement 30" EMT 90-Degree Discharge Pipe #CAM44812 is designed to be used with the Camco Gen-Turi RV Generator Exhaust System #CAM44461. With that being said, we have not tested the #CAM44812…

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Answer 11

What you could do is use the 30 inch, 90 degree adapter for the Gen-Turi part #CAM44812 with the Gen-Ture part #CAM44461 to route the exhaust around the slide out.

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Answer 12

The Camco Gen-Turi RV Generator Exhaust System #CAM44461 can use the Camco Suction Cup Mounts for Gen-Turi Exhaust System - Qty 2 #CAM44850 for simple mounting. This system uses slotted bushings for an integrated fit. It sounds like you also want the…

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