Vehicle Multimedia and Security Specialists - Exeter, Devon - 01392 273803

Car Driving Aids - Parking Sensors, Rear Cameras, GPS Speed Trap Detectors .

At Mobile Radio services we offer a range of products designed to assist you in driving more safely. These include Parking Sensors, Rear View Cameras, In car phone kits and GPS Speed Camera Detectors.

Rear View Cameras

Our rear view cameras are ideal for Vans or in any vehicle where the rear view is blocked or restricted. The image can be displayed on their own 5"-6" colour screen or if fitted incorporated into supplied navigation systems and provides a wide angle view.

Rear view camera systems can usually be fitted with a day.

Parking sensors - Cobra Parkmaster

Cobra Parkmaster Cobra Automotive Technologies, the leader in Europe in the design of security and services for vehicles, has developed a solution to assist you in parking safely and easily.

Cobra ParkMaster measures the distance between the obstacle and your vehicle and alerts you through an audible
signal, enabling you to avoid collisions, protect people and make driving and parking easy.

Stress-free parking.

Cobra ParkMaster uses ultrasonic sensors strategically fitted to the front and rear bumpers enabling the detection of obstacles below 60 cm to the front and below 2 meters to the rear of the vehicle. An audible warning signal, increasing in frequency, is transmitted to the driver the closer he gets to the obstacle. Under 30 cm, the beeping is
constant, it is time to stop!

Discreet and efficient.

The system is active both when the vehicle is stationary or on the move.
Sensors can be painted to match the colour of your vehicle enabling you to benefit from the system’s practicality without compromising on style.
Can be installed on all types of vehicles including: motorhomes, passenger cars and commercial vehicles.
Compatible with towing balls and spare wheels.

Park with confidence.

Stop zone
Alert zone
Safety zone

Furthermore, the system not only complies with the ISO 9001 standard but also with ISO 17386 for 2004, which is specific to low speed manoeuvres.

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