GSO ISO 21750:2007

ISO 21750:2006
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 05 June 2007

Road vehicles – Safety enhancement in conjunction with tyre inflation pressure monitoring

GSO ISO 21750:2007 Files

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GSO ISO 21750:2007 Scope

This International Standard deals with electronic Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) for tubeless tyres in association or not with an extended mobility system, with a reference pressure lower or equal to 375 kPa, fitted in single formation on four wheeled vehicles. The systems are able to survey all tyres in use but not necessarily those in temporary use and provide information to the driver. This International Standard establishes overall performance guidelines for the systems and their components, independently of the physical principles and the technological solution which have been selected to monitor the tyre pressure, to compute the difference to the requested level and to deliver a relevant information to the driver if the pressure of one, several or all tyres needs corrective action for the intended service conditions.

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