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CopyProduct Name | 360° Car Speed Radar Detector 12V 16 Band Police Speed English Russian Voice LED Display Alert Anti Alarm Radar Car Electronic |
Item NO. | 3256804143065910 |
Weight | 0.35 kg = 0.7716 lb = 12.3459 oz |
Category | Car Electronics |
Creation Time | 2022-08-18 |
Anit Laser Car Radar Detector V8 Mini Radar Detector 16 Full Bands X K NK Ku Ka Laser VG-2 Car Detector English/ Russian Version
when radar signal is dectected.
1.Detect any stable or mobile Radar Speed Monitor 200-800m ahead
2.Detect any Traffic Monitor or stable Camera (around traffic lights) in advance
3.Driving safely and avoiding any Traffic fine
4.Accuracy: more than 90% Monitor or stable Camera
5.ODM & OEM Technology Service for different places and customers
6.English /Russian Voice warning,OEM Language and Voice are available
7.No special Installation and Easy Control
8. Fully nine bands receiver.
9 Bands: X-10.525GHZ +/-100MHZ,
K-24.150GHZ +/-175MHZ,
K-24.125GHZ +/-175MHZ,
KU-13.450GHZ +/-125MHZ,
Ka-34.700GHZ +/-1300MHZ,
Ka-33.400GHZ +/-1300MHZ,
Laser Beam-904mn +/-33KMHZ,
VG-2-11.150 +/-175MHZ,
Wireless Transit: 2.4GHZ +/-410KHZ
Features:
100% new and high quality
Support GPS navigation
Global positioning satellite
Convenient and easy to use
Easy mounted interlock
Durable and stable for long time use
Ultra-slim, elegant, all-in-one radar detector
Available for independent installation and use
Compatible with any navigator clip
Descriptions:
1. Product parameters:
Model: V8
Weight: 212g
Size: 112mm*66mm*30mm
Working voltage: DC 12V-15V
Current: 200-300mA
Language: English and Russian(Optional)
2. Environment parameters:
Working temperature: -25 ~ + 75
Storage temperature: - 20~ + 70
Working humidity: 45%-80%RH
Storage humidity: 30%-90%RH
Atmospheric pressure: 860Mbar-1060Mbar
3. Frequency:
X-Band: 10.525GHz50MHz
Tripod K-Band: 24.150GHz100MHz
Tripod KU-Band: 13.450GHz100MHz
Note: This car radar detector supports the two languages: English and Russian.
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