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Digital Truck Parking Sensor
Product Detail
Digital Parking Sensor
Introduction
Model: PS-M10
Features：
Strong anti-interference capability
IP67 Waterproof and dustproof level
Wide working voltage
Shockproof
Packages：
- MCU Box
- Sensor Cables
- 4-16 sensors
- Display(optional)
- Harness
Technical Specifications:
Operating voltage: 12-36V
Rated current: <150mA
Furthest detecting distance: 5M
Nearest detecting disrance: 0.4M
Detection reaction time: <100ms
Sensors number option: 1-8
System communication: >20m
(The wire length of main unit to display morethan 20M)
Wire Diagram
The Differences Between Digital Parking Sensor & Analog Parking Sensor
The Advantages of Digital Parking Sensor
•Stability: stronger anti-interference ability
•Better consistency: Low temperature resistance (-40℃)
•High sensitivity
Advantages
- Rich OEM/ODM experience: successfule cases--SANY Heavy Industry, Zoomlion, Yutong Bus etc.
- With stable performance, no false alarms and missed alarms.
- Advanced OEM before market installation standard requirements
- Professional engineers for OEM/ODM customization
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HGV System by London Transport
The DVS (Direct Vision Standard) has been developed in order to address the high number of collisions in London involving HGVs and people walking and cycling.
The Safe System is a series of vehicle safety measures (fitted after point of manufacture) which are designed to reduce the risks that HGVs present to people walking and cycling.
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DVS1 Sensor for HGV Safe System
Research has shown that direct vision is the future in creating safer vehicls and safer urban envrionment.
The iCARCOMM DVS system with 4 reversing sensors become the indespensible components of the whole direct vision system. It can improve the visibility accurately for drives and reduce the risk of close-proximity blind spot collisions.
Installation
It is recommended that sensors on rigid vehicles and articulated tractor units have coverage six metres down the nearside or one metre from the rear of the vehicle (or tractor unit), whichever is smaller.
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