Parking sensor BLOW model 26-322, 22 mm black parking eye sensor for reversing assistance

BLOW model 26-322 is a 22 mm black parking eye sensor designed for vehicle reversing assistance. This compact proximity sensor detects obstacles behind a vehicle and integrates with compatible parking sensor systems. Intended for retrofit or replacement installations, the sensor helps improve spatial awareness during low-speed maneuvers and can be used in passenger cars, vans and light commercial vehicles where a compact 22 mm sensor profile is required.

Advantages

The BLOW 22 mm parking eye sensor offers a compact design and a neutral black finish that blends with most bumpers and panels. Its 22 mm diameter allows discreet installation while maintaining effective proximity detection performance. The sensor is engineered for straightforward integration with existing parking assistance systems and for use as a replacement part in retrofit projects. It is suitable for harsh outdoor conditions typical of vehicle exteriors and supports consistent obstacle detection while reversing.

Suitable for

• Retrofit parking sensor installations on passenger cars
• Replacement of damaged or non-functioning sensors in existing systems
• Light commercial vehicles and vans requiring compact proximity sensors
• Tight parking scenarios and low-speed reversing maneuvers

Key specifications

• Sensor diameter: 22 mm
• Color: black
• Type: proximity/parking (reversing) sensor
• Mounting: flush-fitting for bumper or panel installation
• Application: vehicle exterior mounting for obstacle detection while reversing

How to use

Install the sensor in a suitable hole in the bumper or panel following the vehicle manufacturer or parking system supplier instructions. Connect the sensor wiring to the parking sensor control unit according to system wiring diagrams, observing correct polarity and connector types. After installation, test the sensor operation by slowly reversing toward an obstacle and confirming audible or visual warnings via the existing display or buzzer. Make adjustments to sensor position or alignment if necessary to eliminate false positives or blind spots.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, keep the sensing surface clean and free of heavy dirt, ice or snow. Verify compatibility with the vehicle’s parking control unit and, when replacing an existing sensor, ensure the mounting depth and connector type match the system requirements. Periodically inspect the sensor for physical damage and secure mounting to maintain consistent detection accuracy.