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SUPEREYES REVERSING AID FROM BRIGADE • Brigade Electronics has launched
13th July 1989, Page 28
13th July 1989
Page 28
Page 28, 13th July 1989
— SUPEREYES REVERSING AID FROM BRIGADE • Brigade Electronics has launched
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Supereyes, an ultrasonic reversing safety device to give drivers the extra guidance and security they need to avoid accidents.
As soon as reverse gear is engaged, ultrasonic waves on the computerised Supereyes system beam out and if they hit an obstacle they bounce back and the signal is picked up on an indicator in the cab.
There are five models to suit different vehicles with prices ranging from £115 to £240.
For details contact Brigade Electronics, Brigade Works, Brigade Street, Blackheath Village, London SE3 OTW, phone 01-852 3261/2/3.