How does weather affect blind spot detection?
Rain, snow, fog, mud, glare and darkness can reduce what a camera sees, so blind spot detection can become less reliable in poor conditions.
A waterproof housing keeps water out of the camera, but it cannot keep the lens clean. Dirt and water drops on the lens are a common cause of missed or false alerts.
IP69K housing
CC1002-BSD and CC1003-AHD20 are listed as IP69K for high-pressure washing.
IR night vision
Integrated infrared lighting helps the camera see in the dark.
Thermal option
CC1003-AHD21 combines thermal and visible-light imaging with BSD detection.
Before you deploy
- Clean camera lenses as part of daily vehicle checks.
- Test detection in the weather your vehicles actually face.
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