Description
Tire Temperature Monitoring
The VBOX Tire Temperature Monitoring System has been specifically designed to measure, log, and display the surface temperature of a tire, providing invaluable information to the driver whilst on track.
- Up to 16 temperature points per sensor
- Surface temperatures ranging from -4 °F to 2012 °F
- Compatible with VBOX Video HD2 and VBOX Touch
- *Optional* Live temperature display with VBOX Touch
SKU: RLACS272: Tire Temperature Monitoring System (Sensors Only)
SKU: RLVBTTMS-M: Tire Temperature Monitoring System (Sensors & VBOX Touch Display)
Features
16 Temp Points
Up to 16 temperature points per sensor
Live Display
Display 64 individual heat maps, as well as live temperature and maximum temperature values.
Touch Screen
4.3″ TFT daylight readable capacitive touch screen
Wide Temperature Range
Temperature range: -4°F to 572°F
25 Hz Data Logging
Data logging at 25 times per second for later analysis with our intuitive software
Protective Sleeve
Removable protective rubber cover for display include
Tires provide their maximum level of grip when heated to within a certain temperature range. Finding out if your rubber is getting up to temperature, heating up evenly, or overheating due to lockups, misbalanced brakes, Tire pressures, or poor set up is, therefore, a massive advantage.
By using our infrared Tire temperature monitoring kit, you can easily see how your tires accumulate and dissipate heat during a lap, giving you a clear picture of what is happening.
The RACELOGIC Tire Temperature Monitoring System (RLVBTTMS-M) consists of four 120° FOV tire temperature sensors and a VBOX Touch display for the visual representation of the tire temperature.
The display shows the whole surface temperature for all four tires via 64 individual heat maps, as well as live temperature and maximum temperature values.
Each sensor can measure up to 16 temperature points on an object with surface temperatures ranging from -4°F to 572°F.
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