819 Townsend Blvd. Suite 6. Jacksonville, Florida 32211
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819 Townsend Blvd. Suite 6  Jackson, 

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Backup safety device install procedures
 

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Installation Procedures
 

1.  Built-in Type (Open-Hole)

 

To Install this type of sensor, a hole must be drilled on the bumper. The installation is permanent so the sensor may be painted to match with car rear bumper color. This type of sensor is similar to the sensor of PORSCHE, BMW and HONDA. The diameter of the hole is 22mm.

 


Use Stratus' 22mm drill bit

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Process to install built-in type (open-hole)

 

 

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Adjust the sensor angle

 

If the height of the bumper is less than 2' place the sensor with 
5~10 degree upward angel surface

If height of the bumper 2' to 2' 8" place the sensor surface horizontally

If height of the bumper is more than 2' 8" place the sensor surface with
 5~10 degree downward angle  

 

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Parking-E is strictly a driver assistance device, and should not be relied upon as a substitute for safe driving practices. Use common sense when reversing, and always follow recommended safe driving guidelines from your local, State or County Department of Motor Vehicles regarding engagement of reverse gear. To help prevent accidents, always use caution when reversing, looking visually to ensure your path is clear. Keep reversing speeds under 5 mph. The owner shall not be entitled to recover from the Company, its successors or assignees, incidental and consequential damages, such as personal injury, loss of income, loss of time, loss of profits, loss of vehicle use or property damage.