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LED Indicator - Wired connection - Back Up Sensors
The most common vehicle reversing aid is an audible sensor system. Back up sensors install in the rear bumper and have a speaker that changes beeps as your close in on an obstruction.
Backup sensors are motion activated detectors that alert drivers and/or pedestrians, by beeping/chirping when objects are too close behind a particular vehicle in reverse. These sensors are often utilized in conjunction with a wide angle camera, LCD monitor, or LED display.
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Metra TE-BSDK Blind Spot Detection Kit$179.99- Two collision sensors with two ultrasonic proximity sensors offer greater sensitivity and reduce false alarm
- The four-wire connection topology makes the installation and setup process a breeze
- All connections are made waterproof to prevent equipment from water damage, whether it is rainy season or the vehicle goes for a wash
- The kit come complete with mounting hardware and connecting wires
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Safesight BSS200 Blind Spot Sensor Detection System with LED indicators$229.99- Add an OEM style blindspot detection system to any vehicle
- Left and Right rear bumper sensors
- Two elegant LED indicators
- Paintable sensors
- Speaker for audible alarm when turn signal is activated
- Simple five wire installation
- Add this safety feature to any vehicle
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