TPMS/Wireless backup camera conflict?

[PoppaT]

Recently installed VisionWorks wireless backup camera from TechnoRV. First trip out my EEZ TPMS system started getting "Low Battery" signals from three of the four fifth wheel tires. Changed those three batteries. After one of the newly changed tires started sending another "Low Battery" warning signal, I started suspecting wireless signal interference.

Cody @ VisionWorks has been working diligently to help resolve the issue. He reports that EEZ operates at 433.92 mhz and the camera uses 2483.5 mhz.

I just wondered if anyone has experienced similar issues and has any resolution ideas?

[SeaDog]

I think I would look to the batteries just because they are new to you out of the pac doesn't mean they are new or up to full capacity.

[PoppaT]

Originally Posted by SeaDog

I think I would look to the batteries just because they are new to you out of the pac doesn't mean they are new or up to full capacity.

I tested two of the old batteries with a multimeter when we got to the campground @ Big Bend. The tested within the normal operating range (per EEZ specifications). I did not test the new batteries.


Vision Works has offered a booster antenna assembly to relocate camera antenna.

[mac1_131]

Those two frequencies are worlds apart and should not interfere with each other. I suggest looking for some other issue.

[Wildcatex1]

Yes I've had problems I turned off the back-up camera. 'TPMS then worked fine.

[U.S.ArmyVeteran]

I had a conflict with a TPMS system that I no longer use with a Dash Cam.

I accidently came up with the fix. If I turned on the TPMS first no problem.

Try different sequence of turning on devices.

Good Luck.

[Comanchecreek]

I have an EEZ tire tpms, and a Furion rear view camera. I've never had a problem with a signal conflict. On my EEZ tire system, when the batteries are low, the pressure does not even register on the display. My unit does not register "low battery. I just get no reading. Just giving you something to compare to.