Garage Parking Sensor - Make easy entry to your garage with PD1

These days parking has turned into a panic with crunch of space in the parking places and garages. Whether you have a small car or a big one, parking is even not easy in the personal garages with narrow space. Especially for new drivers, parking the car even in the family garage is challenging. Most of us expect drivers to be expert enough to park the cars even without the help of parking aids, but once a mishap occurs, you can’t save your car from damage.

Those with an average sized vehicle, face the daily challenge of getting the car in and out of the garage ensuring that the vehicle has suffered no damages along the sides. Garage parking is even more difficult with those who have large sized cars of 4-by-4. The car backup sensor can be a great assistance while backing up the car into the garage. With a parking sensor, you can safely park the car and drive it through a limited space without any damage done.

There are many garage parking sensors, which can be fitted to the walls of your garage to alarm you from colliding with any object. These parking sensors start sensing and raise an alarm, when the vehicle is in danger of hitting an obstacle. These are ultrasonic sensor units, which determine the distance between the car and the wall. It provides a guide light that is displayed to the driver on the "traffic light" display. 

There is other laser-guided garage parking sensors aid, which is more reliable and easy to handle. This device makes it easier to know that the car is heading towards the garage wall. These devices are equipped with lights. The color of the lights change and indicate when you need to advance or when you should slow down, or when its time to halt. The unit also enables calculation of the distance between the garage wall and your car. Further, the system also encloses a memory module, which remembers the preferences of the driver.           

Another sophisticated garage parking sensor is The Park ‘n Place, which is quite simple to use. Moreover, it is easy install the unit. Just the different parts have to be snapped together and set in. The face of the sign lights up when the car hits the sign and it will move slightly.       

Built-in Parking Sensors

There are built-in backup sensors, which might help to park cars in garage. However, these do not correspond to the average dimension of all garages. These are especially ineffective with the large cars, which are not planned according to average garage size.  
   
However, the latest electromagnetic sensors score far over other sensors. The Parking Dynamics PD1 is one such system, which offers excellent reverse parking sensor or garage parking sensor. These can be installed on the front and rear bumpers for greater parking protection. Just wire the PD1 with an independent switch, which can be placed in front or rear of the vehicle. Now, you can drive your car safely into the garage. Moreover, PD1 is 100% accurate in all weather conditions and its easy 3-wire easy installation does not even require you to make holes on the car bumpers.