Pressure drop signal generating valve cap for pneumatic tires

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B60C 23/04 (2006.01) B60C 23/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2024827

A valve cap adapted to be screwed onto the tire valve of a pneumatic tire generates a wireless transmissible pressure drop indication signal. The valve cap comprises a valve cap housing comprising a pressure chamber and a reference chamber. The non-blockable pressure chamber is in communication with the tire pressure to be controlled. The reference chamber is pressurized with a desired pressure whenever the valve cap is screwed onto the tire valve. A signal generating means including transmitter means, power supply means and switching means is provided within said valve cap housing. The switching means comprises a conductor section fixedly arranged within the pressure chamber a short distance from a rest position of a deflectable diaphragm. Any tire pressure drop will deflect the diaphragm into the pressure chamber and will complete an electrical circuit whereupon a transmitter circuitry is supplied with voltage/current, and the transmitter means generates a pressure drop indicating signal of limited duration.

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