Brigade Electronics BACKSCAN range of parking sensors are suitable for most vehicle types including cars, vans, trucks, busses, coaches, mobile plant and refuse vehicles. Using proven ultrasonic technology BACKSCAN parking sensors inform the driver of the distance between the vehicle and any obsticle at the rear. As Soon as the reverse gear is engaged. The parking sensors starts scanning the rear of the vehicle and gives a 3 stage audible and visual waring to thre driver. Brigade's parking sensors incorporates dynamic scanning memory (DSM) that prevents false alarms from tow bars, rear mounted tyres and any auxillary equipment that intrudes inthe parking sensors detections zone.


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The pulsed radar sensors detect people and objects at larger range than is typical with ultrasonic aids. Suitable for all types of mobile plant.
BS-1030

BS-1030

Backsense radar sensors

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BS-1045

BS-1045

Backsense radar sensor

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BS-1060

BS-1060

Backsense radar sensor.

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BS-L300

Backsense radar sensor cable

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BS-L450

Backsense radar sensor cable.

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BS-L750

Backsense radar sensor cable.

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BSHD-2030

BSHD-2030

Backsense heavy duty radar sensors

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BSHD-2045

BSHD-2045

Backsense heavy duty radar sensors

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BSHD-2060

BSHD-2060

Backsense heavy duty radar sensors

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BSHD-2080

BSHD-2080

Backsense heavy duty radar sensors

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Brigade Electronics plc has pioneered the development of innovative broadband sound reversing alarms and camera systems that provides clearer more accurate sound than traditional reversing alarms. Unlike traditional narrowband reversing alarms. Brigaes bbs-tek uses broadband sound which is instantly and unambiguously locatable. Broadband sound alarms also cause less noise nuisance. If you have any comments or questions about parking sensors or our bbs-tek systems or just the content of this website. Please feel free to contact us. Brigade reversing camera systems - Backsense Parking sensors - What is white sound?