Schrader 33500 Dual Band EZ-Sensor TPMS Programmable Snap-In Sensor

SchraderSKU: TPM33500

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Description

The argument for EZ-sensor is inventory. One programmable Schrader 33500 covers a large share of the TPMS-equipped vehicles on North American roads, which means one line item on your shelf instead of a wall of vehicle-specific part numbers.

Schrader launched EZ-sensor in 2010 as the industry's first patented programmable OEM-replacement sensor, and the family now covers over 100 million vehicles. It programs, relearns and verifies with common TPMS tools including the TECH200, TECH300SD, the TECH400 series, TECH500 and TECH1000.

Programming is required before the sensor goes into the wheel. Schrader has been developing on-board pressure monitoring since 1991 and is now a Sensata Technologies brand, with more than 190 million sensors in service and coverage across over half of global OEM vehicle platforms.


Features

  • Schrader EZ-Sensor Combines 314.9, 315, And 433 Mhz applications into one sensor, optimizing inventory levels and eliminating potential lost sales
  • EZ-Sensor MUST be Programmed using a compatible tool, with the vehicle year, make and model protocol before installing the sensor into the wheel, and before the relearn procedure is performed (see list of compatible tools below in the Product Details section)
  • Once programmed, EZ-sensor performs identically to the OE replacement sensors and can be installed into the vehicle?s rim
  • Always keep your TPMS scan and programming tool software up to date to ensure maximum vehicle coverage
  • Schrader EZ-Sensor 33500 is desinged and manufactured to OEM quality standards and requirements, replicates OE functionality, including auto-locate technology, and is future proofed to support new and pending OE system technologies

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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