Anti-glare Rearview Mirror?
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Anti-glare rearview mirrors consist of a special mirror, two photodiodes, and an electronic controller. The electronic controller receives signals from the photodiodes for both front and rear light exposure and is installed below the front windshield inside the vehicle. They can be categorized into manual anti-glare rearview mirrors and automatic anti-glare rearview mirrors. Below is relevant information: 1. Anti-glare rearview mirror: Installed below the front windshield inside the vehicle, the anti-glare rearview mirror effectively blocks direct strong light from the rear through physical principles or electronic components, ensuring the driver's vision is not affected and maintaining driving safety. 2. Usage: When the vehicle is exposed to intense light from the rear, the manual anti-glare rearview mirror requires the driver to manually activate the anti-glare function to block the strong light from affecting the driver's vision. When not needed, the anti-glare function can also be manually turned off to clearly observe the traffic conditions behind.