Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply Warranty:Yes Brand:Rupse

4 Sensor Backup Radar Packing Assistance Vehicle Parking Sensor Auto-Adjust

Product Description

Specifications:

Support the camera video and parking sensor distance on the DVD screen or other monitor, just like BMW
Show the camera video on the left of the screen
Show the car model and distance detected area with colorful on the right of the screen
Colorful distance numbers
Step-up buzzer alarm
Detective distance from 1.8m-0.3m
This item is not including the camera and monitor
Rated voltage: DC 12V
Operating range: DC 9V - 18V
Display distance : 0.3 -1.8m
Ultrasonic frequency: 40KHZ
Working temperature: -30℃ to +80℃

Packing:

1. buzzer
2. Control unit
3. Sensors
4. Power Cable
5. Drill Bit
6. Manual

After installation Test:

Use the following to test and verify the operation of backup system
Warning : Do not stand behind a moving vehicle death or injury could occur.Prior to testing, set the parking brake on, igniting key on( do not start), step foot on brake and shifting vehicle into reverse. Ensure that the engine is not running while proceeding
with the folloeing tests.
Test the system operation with a piece of wood( 60*30*1cm) or other object(not to small) after the installation. Start the wood more than 1m away from vehicle, Then move the wood closer the vehicle and ensure that the buzzer, LED, and distance indicators display correctly.

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