Parking reverse sensor BLOW 22 mm black parking eye sensor (single unit)

BLOW 22 mm black parking reverse sensor (single unit) is a compact ultrasonic-style parking eye designed to assist drivers when reversing. The sensor detects obstacles behind the vehicle and integrates with standard parking assistance systems. Intended for installation in bumpers with a 22 mm mounting hole, this single-unit sensor provides point detection to help reduce the risk of collisions in low-speed maneuvers.

Advantages

The sensor offers a small 22 mm diameter profile that suits modern bumpers and preserves vehicle aesthetics while providing functional detection. Its design is compatible with common parking systems, allowing straightforward replacement or expansion of an existing setup. The unit's black finish blends with many bumper trims and supports reliable short-range obstacle detection during reversing maneuvers.

Suitable for

• Passenger cars requiring replacement or additional reverse sensors
• Installation in bumpers with a 22 mm mounting hole
• Integration with standard aftermarket or factory parking assist control units
• Parking in tight urban environments and low-speed maneuvering

Key specifications

• Sensor type: ultrasonic-style parking sensor
• Mounting diameter: 22 mm
• Finish: black
• Unit quantity: single sensor
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard parking assist systems

How to use

Mount the sensor into a prepared 22 mm hole in the vehicle bumper, ensuring it sits flush and faces outward without obstruction. Connect the sensor wiring to the parking assist control unit following the vehicle or system wiring diagram and observe correct polarity and signal connections. After installation, test the sensor operation at low speed and adjust the mounting depth or position if necessary to obtain reliable detection and minimize false triggers.

Usage recommendations

For best results, install the sensor at the manufacturer-recommended height and angle in the bumper and verify compatibility with the existing parking control unit. Regularly check the sensor surface for dirt or damage and clean gently to maintain accurate detection performance. Replace a damaged sensor promptly to ensure continuous parking assistance functionality.