EchoMaster PS-RBP-M Parking Sensor, Rear Buzzer Kit

This is kind of premium priced compared to many aftermarket sensors. The quality is there and they thought about the small details like you get 3 sets of sleeves to accommodate different bumper angles. You can mix and match to each of your sensors mounting location. The important thing is that the sensors face should be vertical preventing them picking up the road.There is a switch on the speaker so you can adjust the volume. For my Outback the best was to turning to low and to install it in the trunk behind the left side door. This way the sound level is perfect. The switch can also be used to turn it off in case you do not want to disturb someone sleeping in the back seats, or if in the future you do not like it or it becomes defective. The speaker is very small compared to competition and thin so it fits in many places. Looks good and you can either screw it in place or use the adhesive tape (included) for mounting.You can paint the sensors to match your car instead of praying the color will be close enough. There are touch-up paint kits or even custom mixed spray paint at local auto stores or on the internet.You can adjust the sensors vertical angle (if you have a lower riding car) and reach (if you want earlier detection). There are dip switches on the controller for that.You have a few spacing available that are configurable also using the dip switches. This is important as the system is using cross regularization of objects.Harness is nice and quality with waterproof connectors. For my 09 Outback it has plenty of length, I'll say too much. You can just tuck it under the bumper cover and tie it with cable ties. But the even nicer part is that you can take it apart without damaging any wires or connectors and reassembly it to fit your particular car, trimming off the extra tubing. You just need new heat shrinking tube for reassembly, or use your preferred tape.The manual is good and make sure you read it all before starting! I would add that before you drill any hole try to see how it works. Use some tape to measure and mark the potential sensors locations, then use tape to tape the sensors to the bumper (by their wires) making sure they oriented correctly. Then hook them up to a battery, a starter pack, car starter or your own car battery and use the manual for testing how many beeps at what distance you should hear. Move around the car and listen. If you use a battery pack you can put it in the trunk and you can even drive the car around the garage for testing.Note: If you get random beeps when there is nothing behind the car it might be caused by some of the sensors being rotated and not upright - the dot on the sleeve not being at the top.

Installed these sensors on my 2008 Jeep Wrangler. They work great! Installation can be a bit intimidating if you’ve never done anything like this before. Overall, great product!

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