Designed to work on TRUCKS to provide a distance measurement in feet
from the truck rear to the obstacles behind the truck such as loading
docks, other vehicles, fences, posts, etc.
The TEACO PARKAID-16 utilizes ultrasonic sensors to detect objects in
its radiated beam sensing area.
The TEACO PARKAID-16 is equipped with two (2) ultrasonic sensors. They
are mounted on the rear of trucks to sense objects in its radiated beam
sensing area. The detection range is 34 Degrees horizontal and 17 Degrees
vertical. The sensing distance is up to 16 feet.
The detectable reflections from ultrasonic waves of an object depend on
the objects hardness, dimensions and direction. In rare cases, there are
instances where nothing is effectively reflected back to the sensor.
Caution should always be used when backing up.
There is an offset control in the PARKAID-16 controller that allows
offset adjustment of up to 3 feet for sensors that are mounted recessed
under the bumper or other truck equipment. Included is a control that can
be set from zero to ten feet for an (optional) alarm in the cab.
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Power the controller from a 12 VDC source that is live when the
truck is in reverse gear.
If the sensors are mounted recessed in from the rear of the
vehicle, position a 1' x 1' piece of cardboard perpendicular to a
sensor 1 foot from the back of the truck. Adjust the zero offset
control to read 0 on the display.
If the system is equipped with the alarm option, move the
cardboard to the distance you wish it to sound, adjust the alarm
control slowly clockwise until the alarm sounds, adjust it
counterclockwise until it goes off, then clockwise again until you
hear the alarm.
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NOTE: The PARKAID-16 is an operators safety aid and is not intended to
relieve the operator from safe operation of the vehicle. The detectable
reflections from ultrasonic waves of an object depend on the objects
hardness, dimensions and direction. In rare cases, there are instances
where nothing is effectively reflected back to the sensor.
CAUTION should always be used when backing up to a
dock. |
*Specifications subject to change for the improvement of the product.
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