The Blu Eye is the legal way of detecting emergency vehicles and checkpoints. In addition, the Blu Eye warns when unmarked patrol cars, police cars, ambulances and fire engines approach. Blu Eye is based on the new TETRA radio network, which is used by police and rescue services in most EU countries.
Visual and audible warnings are given via a small control panel. The distance to an emergency vehicle can be read from the signal strength indicator.
The reception sensitivity can also be set via the control panel, where you can choose between city and motorway mode. Depending on the sensitivity, advance warnings from a few 100 metres up to one kilometre are possible.
Overview: Target Blu Eye
- extremely user-friendly
- compact size
- easy to install
Scope of delivery: Target Blu Eye
- Target Blu Eye
- small control and display unit
- external antenna
- cable set
Advantages
- detects the TETRA radio network used by emergency services in most EU countries
- visual and audible warning via a small control panel
- signal strength indicator shows the distance to an emergency vehicle
- sensitivity adjustable via city and motorway mode
- compact size, easy to install
Technical data
| Channels | 200 low TETRA/Airwave channels; not designed for the newly introduced high channels |
|---|---|
| Sensitivity | receiver with more than −115 dBm |
| Range | from a few hundred metres to approx. one kilometre |
| Display | external display unit, one emergency service at a time |
Difference to the Target Blu Eye 2
In addition to the 200 low channels, the Target Blu Eye 2 also receives 600 high TETRA/Airwave channels, can display up to three emergency services at the same time and is available with an LED display for the rear-view mirror or with an LCD display.
Matching accessories
Other devices of this type: Fixed-installation radar detectors.
Installation: If you do not wish to install the system yourself, our Installation Service can put you in touch with installation partners in Hamburg, Hannover, Vienna, Salzburg and Klagenfurt.
Frequently asked questions
It is based on the TETRA radio network, which is used by emergency services in most EU countries.
Depending on the sensitivity, advance warnings from a few 100 metres up to one kilometre are possible.
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