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PATCH OUT DR BLACK ICE

25th January 1986, Page 57
25th January 1986
Page 57
Page 57, 25th January 1986 — PATCH OUT DR BLACK ICE
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rH BLACK ice a dangerous, and n invisible hazard, CLI's Ice Watch peraturc sensor could prove a useful ty aid to winter driving.

:e Watch comprises a stainless-steel or probe and an electronic control display unit. The probe is fixed cr die front bumper of the truck the control display mounted on the I board .

lie display is designed to show a ling red light when the outside perature reaches 5-6 degrees Celsius. the temperature drops further the !ling light becomes more rapid until degrees Celsius it stays on nanently, warning the driver of icy ditions.

:e Watch is available in both 12 and ' versions and is supplied with versal mountings to tit most vehicles. 12 is 1:14.95.

I Ltd it 6, 28 Blackmoor Road 'wood nborne rset BH21 6BB