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BSM 200
Blind Spot Monitoring & Rear Cross Traffic Alert System
with OEM-Grade Microwave Radar Sensors
for Universal Application
Presenting the industry's most advanced and accurate Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Traffic Alert system. Using multi-channel technology and OBD-II data, the BSM 200 provides OEM like accuracy in detecting and warning of moving vehicles in the blind spots. It has been vigorously debugged and road tested to minimize false alarms and to ensure its functionalities are at par with OEM systems.
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- Detects and warns the driver of vehicles in the blind spot when changing lanes
- Automatically activates when the speed reaches 18.5 mph (30 km/h) and deactivates when the speed is under 18.5 mph (30 km/h)
- Detection zone: 33ft (10m) long by 1 standard highway lane width, behind the B-pillars of both sides for the vehicle
- Detects and warns driver of vehicles in the detection zone traveling at a speed of 6 mph (10 km/h) or greater
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- Detects and warns the driver of crossing traffic when backing out of driveways or parking spaces
- Automatically switches to RCTA mode when the vehicle is put in reverse
- Detection zone: automatically increase to 98ft (30m) on both sides of the vehicle starting from the radar sensors
- Detects and warns driver of objects entering the detection zone (will not give out warning of stationary objects)
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- Compatible with all vehicles 2004 and up with OBD-II
- Configurable brackets that can be easily adjusted to fit any vehicle body types
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- Multi-channel technology to accurately detect and measure the distance, speed, and angle of moving objects
- Multi-directional detection capabilities for detecting vehicles regardless of the direction they are moving (i.e. approaching, passing, or keeping pace)
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- LED indicators and speaker to provide driver with clear visual and audible warnings of objects in detection zone
- Flashing LED with warning beeps when turn signal is activated while the object is still in the detection zone.
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