Integrated Rear View Camera System and Proximity Sensor
The All-In-One radar camera uses 24GHz FMCW technology to detect a stationary objects and people in blind spots.
The radar integrated camera provides both blind-spot image and audible warning to the driver to prevent accidents. It assists drivers by notifying them of other vehicles as well as obstacles they may miss. You do not have to install a camera and radar respectively. Just install One housing and connect one cable from radar to radar monitor. The smallest radar integrated camera system is commercial grade as well as IP 69K waterproof rating.
Features
- All-In-One radar camera
- Provide the image and audible warning signal
- 24GHz FMCW technology
- 1080P (Full HD)/ F.O.V :140°
- Night vision (IR LED & CDS sensor)
- True Day & Night
- Directional Sensing to minimize false alarm
- Detection range : 4 3 x 4.0 meter
- Waterproof and rugged design
FAQs
It’s an all-in-one radar camera that combines rear-view imaging with a built-in proximity sensor in a single housing. Instead of installing a separate camera and sensor, this integrated system detects stationary objects and people in blind spots and sends both a visual image and an audible warning to the driver.
The proximity sensor camera uses 24GHz FMCW radar technology to sense stationary objects and pedestrians within a detection range of roughly 4 meters wide by 4 meters deep, alerting the driver before an obstacle becomes a collision risk.
The system delivers 1080P Full HD video with a 140° field of view, giving drivers a wide, clear view of the area behind heavy vehicles, forklifts, and trucks operating in ports, warehouses, or construction sites.
Yes. The camera includes night vision with IR LED and CDS sensor technology, providing true day-and-night performance so the proximity sensor camera remains effective in low-light port and warehouse environments.
Yes, the unit is commercial-grade and carries an IP69K waterproof rating, making it rugged enough to withstand washdowns, dust, and harsh outdoor conditions common in ports and industrial sites.
Yes, that’s the core advantage of this integrated design. Rather than running a standalone rear view camera and a separate car proximity sensor, one radar-integrated camera handles both blind-spot imaging and object detection.