The World's First All Bluetooth Smart TPMS for Wheelchairs

FOBO Wheely is a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) for wheelchairs with air-filled pneumatic tires, using the latest Bluetooth 5.0 technology that works directly with your smart device using Android 5.0 and iOS 12 or later.

FOBO Wheely App is an “at your fingertips” App for monitoring tire pressure & temperature of wheelchair tires. The sensors transmit 24x7 and the information can be remotely shared with a caretaker for monitoring purposes.

FOBO Wheely App offers multiple wheelchair profiles configuration, which is suitable for Motorised scooters, Manual and Powered Wheelchairs. 

SOS Alert . One might be alone someday and start feeling very ill, incapable of calling an ambulance or reaching the nearest hospital. The application can save your life in case of an accident, or other health issues: just press the “SOS” button and let your caretaker know where you are and immediate care required. The “SOS” button application allows the elders, people with a physical impairment or reduced mobility to move freely, as it counters the feelings of vulnerability in urban settings.

-  Real-time wheelchair tire pressure and temperature monitoring.
-  Multiple modes of alerts.
-  FOBO "Caretaker" feature for remote monitoring.
-  In-App "SOS" feature.
-  Maximum Pressure: 900kPa (130psi)
-  Weight: 7.6g (sensor –with battery)

Specifications:

Operating Temperature: -30°C to +85°C (sensor), -20°C to +60°C (sensor with common CR1632 batteries)
Weight: 7.6g (sensor –with battery)
Sensor Dimension H x D: 13.8mm x 20.2mm
Maximum Pressure: 900kPa (130psi)
ESD: 8kV air discharge & 4kV direct contact discharge according to CE standard
Dust and Water Proof: IEC60529 compliant to IP57(sensor)
Sensor structural threshold: 100N ball pressure intensity test
Mechanical & Environmental Reliability Testing Standards: IEC 60068-2-2, IEC 60068-2-1, ISO 21750, IEC 60068-2-29, IEC 60068-2-5, IEC 60068-2-32, ISO 15184, ISO 2409, SAE J2657, SAEJ113/13

Please ensure sufficient clearance between the installed FOBO wheely sensor and any part of the wheelchair. There is a risk of damage to the sensor or ripping off valve from the rim or sudden air leak if clearance is insufficient; the valve may deflect under strenuous vibration.</p