TPMS hardware for heavy vehicles and equipment Sensors, receivers, displays, repeaters and CAN bus DTU gateways — designed and built in our own factory.
Email us Two-wheeler sensorsWhat we supply
Sensor
External sensor
Screws onto the valve. Used where a fleet fits and replaces sensors without breaking the tyre down.
Sensor
Internal band sensor
Strapped inside the wheel. Protected from impact and theft — the usual choice for mining and port fleets.
Display
Large display
In-cab screen for drivers — up to 256 wheel positions on one vehicle.
Integration
Receiver module
For OEM and integrator builds — the receiver, without a display, wired to your own controller.
Range
Repeater
Where the chassis or trailer length blocks the radio path between sensors and receiver.
Accessory
Tee-piece mount
For dual-wheel and commercial valve arrangements where the sensor needs an offset fitting.
Two-wheeler range. Bluetooth pressure sensors for motorcycles and light vehicles, app-based and without a display — see gz-moto.com.
Where the systems are installed
Mining haul trucks, port machinery, buses, stacker fleets and multi-axle beam carriers — the applications our hardware is built for.
Integration
CAN bus and serial
Receivers that output CAN 2.0B, J1939, RS485, RS232, Modbus and PROFINET, with a documented message map for your controller.
Up to 256 wheel positions
Multi-axle and trailer combinations on one vehicle, with repeaters where the radio path needs help.
Hardware or data
Supply the sensors and receivers, or the full system including the cloud gateway — whichever fits your build.
Company
| Legal entity | Shenzhen Guangzhan Electronics Co., Ltd. 深圳市光展电子有限公司 |
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| Address | Room 110-1, Building A, Nanke Chuangqicheng, No.20 Factory Building (Guanwai), Liuxiandong, Xinwei Community, Xili Street, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China |
| Unified social credit code | 91440300MADHAKAB9L |
| Contact | Ralph Zhang — ralph@gz-can.com |
| Phone / WhatsApp | +86 186 7676 2051 |
Product certification is handled per market and per project — ask us for the current status for your destination.