Car electronics for everyday driving

Electronic accessories can add useful functions to vehicles without replacing factory equipment.

Current products include devices for parking assistance, recording journeys, battery charging, interior cleaning and breath testing.

Electronic breathalysers

Several breathalyser models are available, including:

• mouthpiece models,
• contactless models,
• LCD versions,
• pocket designs,
• USB-powered devices.

Some current models include five interchangeable mouthpieces.

Using a breathalyser

Always follow the device instructions and allow the required time after drinking, eating or smoking before testing.

A consumer breathalyser should not be the sole basis for deciding whether it is safe or legal to drive.

Dash camera

The range includes a Full HD car camera with an LCD display and reversing-camera functionality.

Before driving, check the camera position, mounting, power supply and available storage.

Reversing camera

A reversing camera can provide an additional view behind the vehicle.

It does not replace mirrors, direct observation or careful driving.

Parking sensors

A parking-assistance kit with four sensors and an LCD display is currently available.

The system can help estimate distance from obstacles when reversing.

Battery charger

An automatic charger designed for 12 V and 24 V batteries is also available.

Before connection, check battery type, voltage, polarity and the manufacturer's instructions.

Pneumatic horn

The range includes a 12 V pneumatic horn with a compressor.

Before installation, verify vehicle compatibility and applicable requirements for audible warning equipment.

Cordless car vacuums

Two current handheld vacuum cleaners are rated at 120 W.

Cordless operation makes it easier to clean:

• seats,
• mats,
• boot areas,
• spaces between seats,
• storage compartments.

USB charging

One verified 120 W vacuum model is USB rechargeable and includes an LED light and two cleaning attachments.

Cleaning narrow spaces

Compact attachments can help remove dust from seat rails, console gaps and other difficult-to-reach areas.

Caring for a car vacuum

After use:

1. empty the container,
2. clean the filter as instructed,
3. check the attachments,
4. recharge when required,
5. store the device dry.

Power and compatibility

Before buying car electronics, check:

• operating voltage,
• connector type,
• charging method,
• power requirements,
• vehicle compatibility.

Safe cable installation

Cables should never interfere with pedals, steering, gear controls, seat belts or airbag deployment areas.

Choosing car electronics

Choose according to the function you need:

• dash camera for journey recording,
• parking sensors for manoeuvring assistance,
• battery charger for battery maintenance,
• cordless vacuum for interior cleaning,
• breathalyser for personal breath testing.

FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. How many products are currently available?
There are currently 11 products.

2. What types of car electronics are available?
The range includes breathalysers, a dash camera, parking sensors, a battery charger, pneumatic horn and cordless vacuums.

3. Are breathalysers available?
Yes. Several mouthpiece and contactless models are currently listed.

4. Is a dash camera available?
Yes. A Full HD model with LCD display and reversing functionality is available.

5. Are parking sensors available?
Yes. A four-sensor kit with an LCD display is listed.

6. Is a battery charger available?
Yes. The current model supports 12 V and 24 V systems.

7. Are cordless car vacuums available?
Yes. Two current models are rated at 120 W.

8. Is USB charging available?
Yes. One verified vacuum model is USB rechargeable.

9. Do parking sensors replace careful observation?
No. They are only an additional parking aid.

10. What should I check before buying?
Check voltage, power supply, installation method, vehicle compatibility and available functions.