A: Our convex mirrors come in different radii, curvatures, colors, indoor or outdoor uses, etc. We recommend the OD-CVM-80 80cm 32-inch wide-angle convex mirror which meets the requirements of most scenarios for eliminating blind spots and widening the field of view. If you are unsure about the size, please contact us, and we will provide you with a convex mirror that suits your specific application.

A: The size of the traffic safety convex mirror is determined by your installation location and the typical speed at which pedestrians and vehicles pass by. For short viewing distances (<5 meters or 5–10 meters), you can use 12-inch and 18-inch convex mirrors, which provide a sufficient field of view and are easy to install. For longer viewing distances (10+ meters) and higher vehicle speeds, you are required to use wide-angle convex mirrors, such as 24-inch convex mirrors, 30cm convex mirrors, or 60cm convex mirrors.

A: The viewing distance of a convex mirror is determined by a combination of factors, including the mirror’s size, radius of curvature, mounting position (height and angle), the observer’s viewing angle, and the observer’s speed, etc. The viewing distance refers to the maximum distance at which a driver can identify vehicles or pedestrians through the mirror’s reflection. You need to determine your expected viewing distance first and then select these suitable safety convex mirrors.

A: Observers need to see the traffic safety mirror before entering a blind spot. Take a corner as an example: you should let the convex mirror be visible before the driver (observer) enters the corner, allowing them to anticipate the situation and adjust their movement accordingly. Additionally, for outdoor convex mirrors, you should avoid installing them facing directly west or east to prevent over-exposure from direct sunlight on the mirror surface, which could impair visibility.

A: Obstacles such as shelves, equipment, buildings, parked vehicles, and trees can block visibility, creating blind spots that lead to unexpected collisions between pedestrians and vehicles or between vehicles while in motion. Convex mirrors eliminate these blind spots by expanding the field of view, allowing drivers to see around corners. Security convex mirrors enable drivers to anticipate risks, slow down or brake in advance, and thereby reduce traffic accidents.