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iBeam TE-BR4PSK Bumper Waterproof Rubber Rear Parking Assist

iBeam TE-BR4PSK Bumper Waterproof Rubber Rear Parking Assist iBeam
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iBeam TE-BR4PSK Bumper Waterproof Connection Rubber Rear Parking Assist

Brand: iBeam
MPN: TE-BR4PSK
Condition: New

The iBEAM TE-BR4PSK parking sensor kit consists of ultrasonic rubber sensors, and a control box. The system detects the distance between the vehicle and any obstructions with the use of the ultrasonic rubber sensors mounted in the bumper and audible warning will be heard.

Designed for vehicles with metal bumpers
Waterproof connection to protect them from the elements
Sensors are already angled to fit most metal bumpers
Adjustable high tone/low tone/off switch on the buzzer
Ultrasonic detection
Audible alarm

Rated Voltage: 12V (9-16V)
Rated Current: 20mA~200mA
Detecting Distance: Rear (0’ – 5’) Front (0’- 2.5’)
Ultrasonic Frequency: 40Khz
Working Temperature: -22°~176°F

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