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What’s Parking Radar

The reverse radar is used to know whether there are obstacles behind the car without turning back, so that parking and reversing are easier and safer. Reverse radar is a reverse collision radar, also called Parking Aid, which is mainly composed of ultrasonic sensor, controller and display. Car reversing radar is a kind of safety assistant device which plays a role in reversing. It tells the driver the obstacles around the car by sound or display screen. It solves the trouble that the driver can not visit around the car by reversing, parking and starting the car, and helps the driver to eliminate the defects of the blurred vision and dead angle of vision. The reverse radar uses the ultrasonic principle to prompt the driver of the car by the distance between the ultrasonic impact and the obstacle from the tail probe hair

According to the probe, the reverse radar has three types: paste type, drilling type and hanging type. Adhesive probe has a layer of adhesive behind it, which can be directly attached to the rear bumper. The drill probe is to make a hole in the bumper and then insert the probe in. The suspension probe is mainly used for freight cars. From the display, there are three types: digital display, color display and beep. Digital display is a box, such as BB machine size, installed on the bridge, and the distance is directly expressed by numbers, and the accuracy is 0.01 meters, so that the driver can see it at a glance. It will remind drivers that 1.5m to 0.8m is the safety zone, 0.8m to 0.3m is the appropriate area, and 0.3m to 0.1M is the dangerous area. In the safety zone, you can normally Park, in the appropriate area, you will slow down and in the dangerous area, you will stop berthing.

Front parking radar
The front radar probe is installed on the front bumper. The probe radiates at an angle of about 45 degrees and searches for the target up, down, left and right. Its biggest advantage is that it can explore the obstacles that are lower than the bumper but hard for the driver to see from the car, and alarm, such as flower beds, playing children and so on.

Back parking radar
The back parking radar is also called reversing radar. The probe is installed on the rear bumper. When the gear lever is put into reverse gear, the reversing radar will start to work automatically. When the probe detects the object in the rear, the buzzer will give out a warning. When the vehicle continues to reverse, the frequency of the alarm will gradually increase and finally become a long sound.

Function of Parking Radar
The function of radar in front of different cars is different. For private cars, most high-end cars have reversing radar and reversing image to help the car owner see the rear view. For some more high-end cars, in order to help the car owner control the distance ahead, the front end of the car is also equipped with radar or image. The main function of the front radar is to assist parking. Reversing radar is a safety assistant device when parking or reversing. It can inform the driver of the surrounding obstacles with sound or more intuitive display. It can relieve the trouble caused by the driver’s front and rear left and right visitation when parking, reversing and starting the vehicle, and help the driver clear the dead angle of vision and blurred vision.

How to choose Parking radar
When choosing reversing radar, we should pay attention to the following four details: first, the function. The full-featured reversing radar should have the functions of distance display, sound alarm, area warning and direction indication. Second, performance. Mainly from the detection range, accuracy, display stability and capture target speed to consider. Third, style. The color of the probe shall be consistent with that of the vehicle body; The vehicle with wider bumper should be equipped with thinner and larger probe products. Fourth, service. It is recommended that you choose products with a warranty period of 2 years. Our cocves Parking sensors with Monitors, cameras are guaranteed for 2 years.