Car blind spot monitoring 24G V3
A 24G V3 is a universal blind spot monitoring system. We design it to detect objects in the blind spots actively and warn the driver about them. So, it makes all the road individuals safe from dangerous collisions.
24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system has two 24GHz millimeter wave radars that emit electromagnetic waves. These waves collide with the target object, reflect, and universal blind spot sensors receive these signals. So, the received wave signals help the system accurately pre-warn the driver about the target object.
A Complete Guide Of 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System.
The structural pillars of a car make it difficult for the driver to monitor the vehicle’s rear and peripheral sides. Therefore, car drivers cannot observe every inch of the road all by themselves. A universal blind spot monitoring system monitors the blind spots of a car and ensures the driver’s safety. So, drivers need a high-tech, advanced assisting system for safe and secure transport.
What Is A 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System?
A 24G V3 is a universal blind spot monitoring system. We design it to detect objects in the blind spots actively and warn the driver about them. So, it makes all the road individuals safe from dangerous collisions.
Working Of 24G V3 Blind Spot Detection System:
24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system has two 24GHz millimeter wave radars that emit electromagnetic waves. These waves collide with the target object, reflect, and universal blind spot sensors receive these signals. So, the received wave signals help the system accurately pre-warn the driver about the target object.
Moreover, the millimeter wave radar works on a 24GHz frequency band. For that reason, it can easily penetrate the weather barriers. Conditions like heavy rainfall, fog, smoke, and dust are not a problem for our 24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system. That is why it actively detects and alerts the driver about target objects, even in harsh weather conditions.
Along with the 24GHz millimeter wave radar, the 24G V3 blind spot monitor also has a buzzer and two in-car warning lights. The lights blink, and the buzzer prompts a sound. So, it alerts the driver about the approaching vehicle before it causes damage.
The 24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system has two general alarm modes to alert the driver. Both of these functions differently and represent different risk intensities.
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Level 1 Warning Alarm:
At this alarming level, the in-car indicator lamp always stays on and continuously alerts the driver about the vehicle in the respective blind spot.
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Level 2 Warning Alarm:
Turning on the road to change lanes ,The indicator lamp starts flashing in this alarm mode, and the buzzer emits a sound that warns the driver.
A car on the road faces different levels of threats. So, the universal blind spot monitoring system alerts the driver in more than one way. This warning is according to the marked intensity of the risk. That is why the system initiates each of these alarms in specific situations.
Product List Of The 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System:
The package of the 24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system has all the essential contents. Therefore, the complete package will assure the instant and accurate functioning of the system.
| No. | Name | Quantity |
| 01 | 24GHz Millimeter Wave Radar | 2 |
| 02 | In-vehicle Pre-warning Indicator Lamp | 2 |
| 03 | Power Line With Buzzer | 1 |
| 04 | Power Extension Line | 1 |
| 05 | Extension Line Of Indicator Lamp | 2 |
| 06 | Radar Line | 1 |
| 07 | Bevel Protractor | 1 |
| 08 | Instruction Manual | 1 |
Technical Specifications Of A 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System:
Technically, every blind spot monitor can differ from the other. In the case of our universal blind spot monitoring system, the premium technical parameters outclass other contenders in the universal blind spot monitoring aftermarket. So, here are 24G V3 blind spot monitor system technical stats that you can check yourself.
| No. | Item | Specification |
| 01 | Working Voltage | 12V |
| 02 | Working Frequency Band | 24GHz |
| 03 | Working Temperature | -40℃〜+85℃ |
| 04 | Power Consumption | <2W |
| 05 | Water-proof Level | Ip67 |
| 06 | Distance Resolution | 0.5m |
| 07 | Range Accuracy | Superior to 0.18m |
| 08 | Detection Distance | 20m |
What Are Different Functions Of A 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System?
Our blind spot system can pre-detect the target object. So, it has several distinctive features. These features range from buzzer sound to pre-alert calls. Some of the particular functions of the 24G V3 blind spot system are as follows:
Signal Range Of A 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System:
Every car has a specific blind spot area for the system to monitor. The greater the signal range, the greater will be the alarm area. Also, it will increase the accuracy of detection. That is why an ideal blind spot system must have an adequate signal range.
The radar wave of the 24G V3 system has a fan-shaped signal surface. Its horizontal angle is 54°. On the other hand, the longitudinal signal range is 10°. Therefore, the 24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system pre warns the driver and has an enormous signal range.
Starting Mode:
Some blind spot systems detect objects only after the vehicle reaches a specific speed. In that case, when a car starts, the driver does not know whether the blind spot system is working or not. That is not the case with the 24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system. Our blind spot monitor powers on once the vehicle starts. So, it becomes wholly functional and starts detecting the target objects once the car engine ignites.
Pre-Warning mode:
When the target object is right at your tail, Outside rear view mirror cannot be observed ,it will not help you at all. It is because there won’t be enough time for you to react according to the situation. So, we designed our 24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system with a pre-warning function. It detects the object coming at a rapid speed and warns the driver early. Therefore, the driver can react early and save the vehicle from any possible collision. It has two conditional warning modes.
- If the vehicle’s turn signal lamp is not on and the target object enters the signal area with rapid speed, the system initiates a Level 1 warning alarm. The interior indicator light is always on to alert the driver of a vehicle in the blind spot.
- If the driver has the turn signal lamp on and the object with rapid speed enters the detection area, the system will initiate a Level 2 alarm. The indicator light starts flashing and the buzzer sounds to warn the driver
What Is The 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System Installation Procedure?
The installation procedure of our 24G V3 blind spot system is simple yet important. A blind spot system works to a greater extent if the driver installs the system precisely. So, it is a crucial step for the working of a blind spot detection system.
The installation of a 24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system involves two main steps; wire connection and the radar installation.
Method Of Radar Installation:
- Make sure that the height of the radar is 0.4~0.9m above the ground.
- Make sure you install the radar at an angle according to the operation method of the scale.
- Ensure the 25° arrow inclined surface fits the radar signal surface, and the scale is parallel to the vehicle body.
4. The driver can fix the radar at two different places:
- The driver can set the radar on the bumper
- The driver can stick the radar inside the back surrounding5. If the radar signal surface is towards the vehicle, make sure any metal substance is not blocking the front of the radar signal.
5. If the radar signal surface is towards the vehicle, make sure any metal substance is not blocking the front of the radar signal.
6. The radar outlet is upward or downward.
Wire Connection Of 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System:
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Connection Method Of Power Line:
- Connect the black line of the power line with the negative pole of the vehicle or bond strap.
- Connect the red line with the ACC power of the vehicle; the vehicle starts with standard power or stops with no power.
- Correspond the extension line of the indicator lamp with the indicator lamp and plug-in male and female plugs of connection.
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Connection Method Of Power Extension Line:
Install the power extension line from the vehicle head to the vehicle tail. Plug in with the power line at the vehicle head, and plug in the radar line at the vehicle tail.
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Connection Method Of Radar Line:
- Plug in the power extension line.
- Plug in the radar with right and left radar plugs, respectively
- Connect the yellow line of the radar line with the positive pole of the vehicle’s left turn signal lamp.
- Connect the orange line of the radar line with the positive pole of the vehicle’s right turn signal lamp.
What Are The Instructions To Operate A 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System?
Every system has the primary instructions that help the owner operate it efficiently. So, there are several key instructions to operate the blind spot monitor system as well. If the driver follows these instructions and keeps these prime points in mind, it will enhance the working. Therefore, following the operating instructions of a universal blind spot monitoring system ensures the utmost safety of the car and the driver.
Some of the primary operation instructions of the 24G V3 universal blind spot monitoring system are as follows:
- The system will start working immediately after the start of the vehicle. So, after the vehicle ACC powers on, the system will directly enter the environmental adaptability detection before entering the working stats. After the car stops, the radar will stop working, and there will be no signal emission.
- If the driver keeps the turn signal lamp and double flash warning off, the system will stay in Level 1 warning status.
- If the turn signal lamp and double flash warning stay on, the system will also stay in Level 2 warning status.
Under Which Conditions A 24G V3 Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System May Not Emit The Warning Prompt?
Several situations can lead to the warning failure of a universal blind spot monitoring system. Some of them are as follows:
- If the vehicle is present at the rear blind spot of the adjacent lanes and keeps the same relative speed for a long time system may not detect it.
- If the adjacent lanes are extensive, it exceeds the computation range of radar signals. Therefore, the system fails to detect the vehicles in those lanes.
- The system fails to detect the object when driving through hills or top of hill roads.
- The system may detect false target objects if the roads are too narrow. So, the system may see the vehicles in two lanes and issue a false alarm.
- The stationary objects on the road and roadside can cause the system to initiate the pre-warning signal lamp.
What Is The Overall Cost Of A Universal Blind Spot Monitoring System For Cars?
Every product has several variants that offer different features for its clients. So, its cost varies from one variant to another according to the functionality. The same is the case for a blind spot detection system. A blind spot system can vary in the detection area, frequency band, and functioning strategies. Therefore, the price also varies across them.
Along with the features, the installation affects the price as well. Drivers can proceed with simple installation procedures all by themselves. So, there is not any cost of installation for those systems. Whereas, for a complicated mounting procedure, the installation cost also adds up to the overall price of a system.
The installation of a universal blind spot monitoring system can cost from $150 to $200, depending on the procedure difficulty. However, the best universal blind spot detection system can cost anywhere between $150 to $400.
A blind spot system is a vital necessity for cars on the road. The universal blind spot monitoring system proves as a second pair of eyes in the back of your head. So, it actively monitors the blind spots of a car where the driver cannot see. By detecting target objects and alerting the driver, the system prevents all the possible damage to the vehicle and the driver.
The universal blind spot monitoring system can only warn you about specific blind spots. Therefore, a blind spot system is only an accumulative driving assistance system. Drivers should never completely rely on any blind spot system only. Instead, they should use both; their driving instincts and assistance system for a safe driving experience.
Our company tests all the products rigorously to prevent any false detection errors. Therefore, we ensure our product’s functionality is up to the mark. Call us today to book the universal blind spot monitoring and get a peace of mind driving experience!
