Master Superhigh Frequency Sensor
$129.00
- Type: Ultrasonic or microwave-based sensor for interior motion detection.
- Function: Part of the vehicle’s anti-theft alarm system. When the alarm is armed, this sensor emits and receives high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound) or electromagnetic waves (microwave/radar) within the vehicle’s cabin. It detects any significant changes in these waves caused by movement, such as an intruder entering the vehicle or even a window being broken.
- Detection Principle: Works on the principle of analyzing reflections of emitted waves. Any disruption to these reflections indicates movement inside the protected area, triggering the alarm.
- Coverage: Designed to cover the entire interior volume of the vehicle’s cabin.
- Location: Typically mounted in the overhead console, on the A-pillar, or in another strategic central location within the cabin to provide optimal coverage.
- Connectivity: Features an electrical connector to interface with the vehicle’s alarm control module or body control module (BCM).
- Material: Durable plastic housing designed to blend with the interior aesthetics while protecting sensitive internal electronic components.
- Sensitivity Adjustment: Some systems allow for sensitivity adjustment to prevent false alarms from environmental factors (e.g., strong vibrations, extreme temperature changes) or small animals left in the car (though not recommended for security reasons).
- Durability: Engineered for reliable long-term operation within the vehicle’s interior environment.
The Master Superhigh Frequency Sensor, identified by Maserati Part Number 186595, is a vital and sophisticated component of the interior volumetric anti-theft alarm system in your Maserati 4200 GT. In a luxury performance vehicle, comprehensive security measures are paramount, especially in urban environments or areas where vehicle security is a concern, such as Douala, Cameroon. This sensor provides a crucial layer of protection by detecting unauthorized intrusion into the vehicle’s cabin.
Operating on the principle of superhigh frequency waves (typically ultrasonic or sometimes microwave), this sensor, when the alarm system is armed, continuously monitors the entire interior volume of your Maserati. It emits these high-frequency waves and then listens for their reflections. Any significant disruption or change in the reflection pattern – such as an intruder attempting to enter the cabin, a window being broken, or even subtle movement inside – is immediately detected. Upon sensing such an intrusion, the sensor sends a signal to the vehicle’s alarm control module, triggering the full alarm sequence (horn, flashing lights, etc.).
This advanced technology allows the alarm system to detect an attempted theft even if the doors or windows are not physically opened, for example, in case of glass breakage or attempts to bypass traditional door sensors. It acts as an invisible barrier protecting the interior space.
Common issues with Superhigh Frequency Sensors include:
- False alarms: The alarm activating without any apparent cause. This can sometimes be due to an overly sensitive sensor, electrical interference, or environmental factors (though modern sensors are designed to minimize this).
- Failure to detect intrusion: The sensor not triggering the alarm when there is actual movement inside the vehicle.
- Intermittent operation: The sensor working unreliably.
Maintaining a fully functional Master Superhigh Frequency Sensor (Part Number 186595) is essential for the comprehensive security of your Maserati 4200 GT. It provides an advanced deterrent against theft and unauthorized entry, safeguarding your valuable investment and providing you with peace of mind. Replacing a faulty sensor with a genuine Maserati part or a high-quality OEM-equivalent ensures that this critical aspect of your vehicle’s sophisticated alarm system is fully operational, maintaining the high standards of protection expected from an iconic Italian grand tourer.
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