Adding TPMS to any form of mechanical handling equipment such as a telehandler, reach stacker, container handler, tractor and fork lift, is a relatively simple installation taking around 30 minutes to perform. There are options for a stand-alone installation with a screen in the cab for the driver or a connected solution giving the fleet or site manager a view on the tyre performance of the whole fleet.
ATLAS can track machines on any port or highway location.
After Market – The Whole Fleet
Why not fit TPMS to the whole fleet? It takes around 30 minutes to fit an ATLAS TPMS system without the need to take the machine out of action for hours. The benefits of TPMS will save the company thousands of pounds.
Fleet TPMS on a Telehandler, Reach Stacker, Container Handler and Fork Lift
ATLAS allows a fleet or site manager to manage the tyre performance of the whole fleet via the ATLAS Insight web application.
The following components would be required for an installation:
| Part Number | Description |
| ATLAS | Fleet Gateway |
| ATL-202PL | ATLAS Power Lead |
| PLS-850K | RF Antenna (to receive pressure readings from sensors) |
| ATL-333AN | Cellular and GPS antennas |
| SEN-200 | Standard TPMS Sensors (mounted on the valve) |
Installation of ATLAS is straight forward… …..find out more
Stand-Alone TPMS on Mechanical Handling Equipment
This configuration provides an in-cab screen/monitor for the driver to see tyre pressures and temperatures. Any alerts are immediately visible to the driver only.
For a connected fleet version use ATLAS
| Part Number | Description |
| PLS-100 | Pulse Monitor |
| PLS-220PD | Pulse Power & RS-232 data cable |
| PLS-850K | RF Antenna (to receive pressure readings from sensors) |
| PLS-914M | Mounting kit for Pulse |
| SEN-200 | Standard TPMS Sensors (mounted on the valve) |
A number of support videos exist to help with the installation for stand-alone TPMS installations.
