Hamaton Smartphone Programmable TPMS Sensor

HamatonSKU: HAMHTS-A78ED

Features and Benefits:

  • The 1st Program-by-Phone SensorWhat Sets this Sensor Apart?The U-Pro Hybrid NFC is the first NFC-enabled universal sensor users can program with their smartphones.*This innovative solution is well-suited for tire supply distributors, tire dealers and auto part stores alike.What is NFC? NFC is a short-range wireless technology that allows compatible devices to communicate. Its most common use on a smartphone is making quick and easy payments with Apple Pay or Google Pay.NFC Benefits & App FeaturesIncrease Productivity Without Compromising on Accuracy.Rapid ProgrammingThe app can program Hybrid NFC sensors in a tap, outperforming diagnostic tools.Two Ways to ProgramCreate a new ID and use any diagnostic tool to relearn a vehicle. Alternatively, manually enter an existing OE sensor ID and skip the relearn process altogether. Zero InterferenceUsers can rest assured they have programmed the correct sensor thanks to NFCs short-range transmission. Free to Download & UpdateSay goodbye to subscription fees and manual updates. The app updates itself, so users do not have to!** As a result, the latest vehicle coverage is always at your fingertips.Additionally, the Hybrid NFC boasts the same features as the Hybrid 2.5.*Available for NFC-enabled Android phones and all iPhones from the iPhone 7 onwards (with a minimum of iOS 15). **Mobile data or a Wi-Fi connection is required. Apple users must select Remote from the settings menu.

  • U-Pro Hybrid NFC Dual Valve TPMS Sensor

Price:
Sale price$32.99 Regular price$49.95

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