How does MAGIC WATCH work?
The reversing distance sensor is activated whenever the reverse gear is engaged. It measures the distance to an obstacle with the help of up to four ultrasonic sensors mounted on the rear of your vehicle.

The sensors warn you with an acoustic signal if your vehicle comes to close to an obstacle. The sensors provide almost complete monitoring of the area behind the vehicle. Even objects at awkward angles are reliably detected.

Should one of the sensors fail, you are immediately informed by the self diagnosis function. A new feature incorporated in some models is the DSM function. The Digital Signal Memory ensures that tow bar couplings and other "obstacles" permanently fitted to the vehicle are ignored by the system.

The system that uses this sensor is the: MW-650-4DSM

Image above shows a sub mounted sensor
for the Magic Watch range.

Choosing the right sensor for your vehicle: Sub-mounted sensors.
Easy-to-fit sensors for flexible installation. The rugged housing can be fitted beneath the rear bumper or other body parts. Ideal for larger vehicles such as trucks, buses, agricultural machinery, etc.

Dimensions: W 70 mm x H 40 mm x D 25 mm.

Image above shows a sub mounted sensor
for the Parking Partner.

Choosing the right sensor for your vehicle: Built-in sensors.
The most perfect solution is to integrate the sensors in the rear bumper! Insert the sensors into the drilled holes, where they will fit tightly. Scarcely visible; ideal for buses and larger vehicles with metal bumpers.

Dimensions: 25 mm depth x 24 mm diameter.

The system that uses this sensor is the: MW-100-2.

Image above shows an adhesive sensor
for the Magic Watch range.