Includes

• 2 External sensors (1 front, 1 rear)
• Control box
• Mounting brackets
• Power wiring, switch and buzzer

A dual system offers protection for forward and rear laser signals.

Does this signal the end of fixed speed cameras?

With the governments latest proposed £38m cuts in the road safety budget, local councils may be forced to switch off fixed cameras in favour of mobile speed camera units as they are more effective at catching speeding drivers. These mobile units use laser equipment to target vehicles, which provide quick and accurate speed readings. They are also harder to spot as they have a range of up to 2 miles, and it takes just a third of a second to get the speed reading, so you have little chance of checking or adjusting your speed in case you do happen to slip over the speed limit!

However, Auto Tec supply and install the Antilaser Priority laser jammer, a system that has been designed to deflect laser signals for between 4-8 seconds, giving you a chance to check and adjust your speed if required.  They are produced by an established European manufacturer that has been producing laser defence systems for over 10 years.  It contains all current laser guns including Unipar SL700 that most competitors do not have – Unipar is a British manufacturer and used extensively buy British Police forces.

Designed to keep you and your vehicle safe from all sorts of exterior threats, the Priority comprises parts fabricated to military standards. It uses a Laser diode working on 905 nm light frequency the same as military range-finders and police speed lasers. If compared to light emitting diodes used in some classic infra-red sensors the power of the Laser is one hundred times greater. To ensure higher precision the Priority incorporates the newest laser detection technology, weak signal detection with high resistance to temperature changes and foreign light interferences such as sun rays.

As a parking sensor the Priority constantly emits laser signals, if reflected by an obstacle it recognizes them, consequently warning the user. Thanks to the advanced program code the Priority will differentiate laser signals coming from other laser sources. If a foreign laser signal is detected the Priority will alarm the user and try to deflect the interference. If the interference remains present the AL Priority will reset within a few seconds.

If an AL Driveway Unit (optional) is installed in your driveway lighting or in your electric garage doors the Priority becomes a driveway light activator and/or a garage door opener

AL Heritage

The AL Line of laser based parking sensors started in 1998. It was the first of its kind in the World. First sales began in 2000 with the 2nd Generation model. The original design and manufacture was undertaken by the inventor himself. All following Generations are still entirely made and designed in Croatia to this day. This lengthy evolution has yielded a versatile product that is small in size but boasts unsurpassed laser sensitivity.

Improvements over the AL G9 model

• Smaller sensors simpler to install
• Patented State of the art laser receiver controlled by a dedicated microcontroller
• The unit s memory has been doubled allowing for new program features to be added  (see Programming)
• Will operate 100% effectively with 10 V trough 17 V battery power
• Increased laser detection angle to 30 degrees
• AL G9 is patent pending according to PCT/HR2008/000015.

CAUTION: The G9 and Priority Sensors are internally powered by 12 volts unlike the G8 with 30 V internal power. This internal difference makes the G9 non-compatible with AL G8 components.

Ask us about or Dual and Triple systems for ultimate protection

Dimensions:

• Outer Sensor (LxHxW):30x14x57 mm (1.18 x 0.55 x 2.24 in)
• (OS) Cable length:1 m + 4 m (total 16.4 ft)
• Control Box (LxHxW):100x22x50 mm (4.8 x 0.86 x 1.97 in)
• (CB) Power supply cable:1m (3.3 ft)
• Control Set (LxHxW):56x27x6 mm (2.2 x 1.06 x 0.24 in)
• (CS) Cable lenght:1,5 m (4.9 ft)
• LED cable (L):1,5 m (4.9 ft)

Power:

• Operational power supply:10 V to 17 V
• Current consumption:1500 mA, max.
• Speaker loudness:93 dB min SPL@10cm
• Laser class:1M
• Laser wavelength:905 nm

Weight:

• Outer Sensor + cable57 g + 160 g (0.13 lb + 0.35 lb)
• Control Box + cable:93 g + 40 g (0.29 lb)
• Working temperature:-20°C to +60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
• Other:
• Product compliance: EU Type approval nu.: e26 (1058) | USA: Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 except for deviations pursuant to Laser | Notice No. 50, dated June 24, 2007. | RoHS compliant

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