Can The Cub Blind Spot Monitoring System Detect Stationary Objects

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Can this system detect an object ie fire hydrant, pole etc when making a tight turn?

asked by: Barre R

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The Cub Blind Spot Monitoring System for RVs and Motorhomes Up to 55' Long # CU52XR only activates while the RV is moving at a speed greater than 15mph which you typically wouldn't be if you were backing into a spot or just worrying about maneuvering around poles and fire hydrants.

Instead you would want a backup sensor like the Rear View Safety Backup Sensor System # RVS-115, which doesn't have a minimum speed rating for activation and can help prevent you from backing into or running into nearby obstacles.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Answer 2

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