The Striker Garage Parking Sensor is designed to take the guess work out of parking your car in tight garage spaces. It features adjustable, ultrasonic range finding technology to accurately locate your car within your desired parking constraints. The Striker Garage Parking Sensor mounts easily and quickly to the wall, workbench, shelf, or any surface infront of your vehicle. No need to try and dangle from your ceiling to mount a silly tennis ball on a string, or clutter your garage floor with parking blocks. This makes parking your vehicle safe and easy.
As the driver approaches the Striker Garage Parking Sensor they will see a green light indicating it is safe to proceed. As the car nears the sensor, a yellow light will illuminate as a warning to slow down. Finally, when the car is in the desired parking distance from the sensor, a red light will illuminate, signaling the driver to stop the car.
The Garage Parking Sensor allows the user to set the exact distance the car should be parked from the sensor. To calibrate the unit, first, simply mount it in the garage using the supplied velcro and double sided tape. Then, park the car in the desired stop zone and press the “SET DISTANCE” button. The Striker Garage Parking Sensor now memorizes that vehicle position and the red light will illuminate at that point every time, signaling to the driver to stop.
When exiting a car, in a typical poorly lit garage, there is often a very dark spot between the car and the wall where the driver or passenger often has to pass through. The Striker Garage Parking Sensor illuminates that spot creating a safe and well lit walkway. The light is on a timer and will turn off after 2 minutes.
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