Ultrasonic blind spot monitoring system for cars, a set of 24GHz radar sensors

The blind spot monitoring system is a smart set of radar sensors that helps the driver detect cars, motorcycles, or pedestrians in the blind spot behind the vehicle. Using a 24GHz microwave radar, the system continuously analyzes the surroundings and alerts about approaching objects with a light or sound signal. This blind spot monitoring system is suitable for all cars and significantly increases road safety.

Blind spot monitoring system – key features

• Precise detection — two sensors mounted on the rear bumper determine the distance, speed, and direction of movement of approaching vehicles.
• Advanced algorithm — the system distinguishes between stationary and distant objects from those that are actually dangerous, so there are fewer false alarms.
• Light indication When a vehicle enters a blind spot, a warning light flashes to draw the driver's attention.
• Audible warning. If the driver still attempts to change lanes, the system emits an audible signal to help avoid a collision.
• Continuous monitoring. Throughout the entire journey, the system continuously monitors the surroundings, which is beneficial for drivers with poor visibility or those who are less experienced.
• Moisture resistance The IP67 protection class allows the system to be used in various weather conditions without fear of rain or dirt.

Technical specifications

• Device type: Car BSD blind spot monitoring system.
• Material: plastic + metal
• Sensor frequency: 24GHz.
• Detection accuracy: 0.25cm.
• Pedestrian detection range: approximately 0.3–10m / 0.98–32.81ft.
• Motorcycle detection range: approximately 0.3–10m / 0.98–32.81ft.
• Truck detection range: approximately 0.3–20m / 0.98–65.62ft.
• Alarm detection range: approximately 0.3–20m / 0.98–65.62ft.
• Sistemos efektyvumas automobiliams: >98%
• Sistemos efektyvumas pėstiesiems: >95%
• Warning modes: 1 – LED light is constantly on; 2 – LED flashes + audible signal.
• Protection class: IP67
• Operating current: 200mA.
• Operating voltage: 9V–16V.
• Operating temperature: -30℃ to +80℃ / -22°F to 176°F.
• Storage temperature: -40℃ to +85℃ / -40°F to 185°F.
• Detection angle: horizontal 54° x vertical 28°.

Who is it suitable for and how to use it?

This blind spot monitoring system is ideal for drivers who frequently drive on highways, multi-lane roads, or in heavy city traffic, where rear-view mirrors do not cover the entire area around the vehicle. The sensors are mounted on the rear bumper and operate automatically throughout the journey. The system is particularly useful for inexperienced drivers and those who frequently change lanes on the highway.

Buyer questions

Q: How does the blind spot monitoring system work?
Two sensors on the rear bumper emit 24GHz radar signals, determine the distance, speed, and direction of approaching objects, and when a hazard is detected, an indicator flashes or an audible signal is emitted.

Q: For which vehicles is it suitable to install this system?
This system is versatile and suitable for installation on various rear bumpers of passenger cars. It operates within a voltage range of 9V to 16V, making it compatible with standard automotive electrical systems.

Question: Does the system work in bad weather conditions?
Yes, the device has an IP67 protection rating and can operate in temperatures from -30℃ to +80℃, making it suitable for use in rain, snow, or dusty environments.

This blind spot monitoring system is a reliable solution for those who want to increase road safety and reduce the risk of accidents due to unseen areas. It is suitable for everyday use on highways and in the city.

Sources: Blind Spot Monitor | TopSmart store