At 14 mm deep, this slim car door logo projector hides under the door trim and projects a logo onto the ground as soon as the door opens. It is battery powered and switched by an infrared sensing sticker, so fitting needs no drilling or wiring. It is part of our Automobile collection.
Logo films compatible with BMW, Opel, Seat, Lada, Jeep, Skoda, Kia, Chevrolet, Mercedes-Benz, Renault, Peugeot, Hyundai, Nissan, Fiat, Mazda, Honda, Toyota, Audi and Volkswagen badges.
Independent design. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any brand.
Key features
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Low profile – 67 × 70 × 14 mm housing
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Infrared switching – sensing sticker on the frame, sensor in the unit
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Glue sticker mount – no screws or holes
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On/off switch – for long periods parked
Specifications
| Size |
67 × 70 × 14 mm (2.64 × 2.76 × 0.55 in) |
| Power |
3 × AAA batteries, not included |
| Trigger |
Infrared sensing sticker |
| Mounting |
Glue sticker |
| Housing |
ABS, about 50 g |
In the box
- Projector with chosen logo film
- Glue sticker
- Infrared sensing sticker
- AAA batteries are not included
Fitting tips
- Stick it where the door trim is flat, lens pointing down
- Line the sensing sticker up with the sensor before pressing it on
Frequently asked questions
How does the slim car door logo projector switch on?
It uses an infrared sensing sticker: the sticker goes on the door frame facing the sensor, and the slim car door logo projector lights when the door opens and the sticker moves out of view.
How thin is the slim car door logo projector?
The slim car door logo projector is 14 mm deep, 67 × 70 mm across, so it tucks under the door trim without hanging down.
What powers the slim car door logo projector?
The slim car door logo projector runs on 3 AAA batteries in its battery box, with no wiring to the car; the batteries are not included.
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