Driver safety electronics
See what your mirrors miss.
Radar blind spot detection, tyre pressure monitoring and reverse cameras. Clear warnings before a small moment becomes an accident.
01In figures
Measured, not promised.
- Radar frequency
- 24 GHz
- Blind spot detection that works through fog, dust and rain.
- Detection range
- 20 m
- Tracks moving vehicles up to 20 metres beside and behind you.
- Sensor protection
- IP67
- Dust-tight, water-resistant sensors on radar and tyre systems.
- Sensor battery
- 2 yrs
- Tyre sensors run up to two years on a single battery.
02The systems
Three systems. One job: keep you aware.
01
Tyre Pressure Monitoring
Live pressure and temperature for every tyre, sent straight to your phone.
02
Reverse Safety Cameras
A wide, clear view behind the car. One model adds a radar distance alarm.
03
Blind Spot Detection
Radar watches both lanes beside and behind you, and warns before you change lanes or open a door.
03Compare
Which system covers what.
Each system protects a different blind area. Many drivers combine them.
Blind Spot Detection
- Watches
- Lanes beside and behind you
- Technology
- 24 GHz radar
- Key figure
- Detects vehicles up to 20 m away
- How it alerts you
- Steady light, then light and buzzer when you signal
- Weather rating
- IP67
Tyre Pressure Monitoring
- Watches
- Pressure and temperature of every tyre
- Technology
- Bluetooth 5.0 sensors
- Key figure
- ±2 °C temperature accuracy
- How it alerts you
- Live readings in the smartphone app
- Weather rating
- IP67 sensors
Reverse Safety Cameras
- Watches
- The area behind your car
- Technology
- 720P or 1080P AHD camera
- Key figure
- 140° to 145° viewing angle
- How it alerts you
- Live image on your monitor, radar alarm on AIHS01
- Weather rating
- See product details
04Stay informed
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