Difference Between In-Command TPMS # NCTP1002 and # NCTP100
Updated 05/12/2020 | Published 05/09/2020
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I need some clarification. Looking to install a tpms system on my single axle small travel trailer. Can I just purchase this kit that communicates via bluetooth, or does it require an additional In-Command module? Do their sensors communicate directly with my iPhone after installing the In-Command app, or do the sensors communicate with an In-Command module, which then talksinch to the cell phone? The page on your web site for this item NCTP1002 is not clear on this matter, but when I read the QandAs, that is where I came across the mention of a NCTP100 module. Please clarify. The In-Command web site was not any help on this issue. I do not have any In-Command systems or such on either my trailer or tow vehicle.
asked by: Clifford K
Expert Reply:
For a smaller, single axle travel trailer, the # NCTP1002 iN-Command system would work perfectly. The kit provides 2 sensors and would use your smart phone as the control module.
The # NCTP100 provide a repeater and 4 sensors, and would be a better choice for a longer tandem axle travel trailer. The only difference between the two is the # NCTP100 provide a signal repeater to amplify the bluetooth signal so it has an easier time reaching the phone and 2 additional sensors.
I've linked a product video that you might find helpful.
I hope that helps clear things up for you.
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iN-Command TPMS for RVs, Trailers, and Vehicles - Bluetooth - 2 Waterproof Tire Sensors
- TPMS Sensor
- Boat Trailer
- Camper
- 5th Wheel
- Motorhome
- Standard Vehicle
- Truck/SUV
- Utility Trailer
- Cap Sensors
- 2 Sensors
- Standard Range
- Smartphone Display
- iN-Command
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