What are Front and Rear Parking Radars?
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Front and rear parking radars are important safety assist devices. Their function is to detect obstacles in front of or behind the vehicle during parking or U-turns, providing the driver with necessary information such as distance, direction, and area of obstacles, while also issuing alarm alerts when approaching obstacles. Front and rear parking radars offer significant assistance to drivers during parking and in congested traffic, helping to avoid unnecessary accidents. The front radar probe is installed on the front bumper and radiates at approximately a 45-degree angle to search for targets in all directions. When the gear lever is shifted into reverse, the parking radar automatically activates. If the probe detects an object behind the vehicle, the buzzer sounds an alert. As the vehicle continues to reverse, the frequency of the alarm sound gradually increases, eventually becoming a continuous tone.