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PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION AT YOUR PLACE

HIGH QUALITY BEST REAR VIEW CAMERAS

UP TO 3 YEARS WARRANTY

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  • 4.1" foldable On Dash LCD reverse camera.

  • Quality HD rear view camera with parking lines.

  • 1 year warranty

Installation at your place is included

$270

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  • 5.1" 450 CD/M2 On Dash LCD reverse camera.

  • Quality wide angle rear view camera with parking lines.

  • Two video inputs, 1 year warranty, 

Installation at your place is included

$310

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  • Clear 5.1" 800 CD/M2 On Dash Rear view camera screen. Bright screen without reflection.

    Quality super CCD ultra wide angle reversing camera with Parking Lines.

    Two video inputs, 2 years warranty

Installation at your place is included

$350

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  • Clear 5.1" AHD 1400 CD/M2 On Dash Rear view camera screen. 

  • AHD ultra wide high resolution reversing camera with Parking Lines.

    Two video inputs, 2 years warranty

Installation at your place is included

$390

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  • Brightness: 650 CD/M2

  • 7.2 inch Mirror LCD. Normal mirror while driving. Reverse camera while reversing

  • Quality HD reverse camera with Parking Lines

  • Two video inputs,

  • 1 year warranty

Installation at your place is included

$339

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  • Brightness: 1100 CD/M2.

  • 7.2 inch Mirror LCD. Normal mirror while driving. Reverse camera while reversing

  • Quality Super CCD Ultra wide reverse camera with Parking Lines 

  • Two video inputs,

  • 2 years warranty

Installation at your place is included

$379

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  • Brightness: 1500 CD/M2.

  • 7.2 inch Mirror AHD SCreen. Normal mirror while driving. Reverse camera while reversing

  • Super Quality AHD Ultra wide reverse camera with Parking Lines 

  • Two video inputs,

  • 2 years warranty

Installation at your place is included

$439

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  • High Quality Replacement rear view Mirror reversing camera.

  • 1900 CD/M2 

  • Professional rear view camera 

  • 4.3 inch Super quality SMART mirror with Auto brightness function 

  • Quality CCD wide angle 160 degree HD waterproof

  • This mirror can be replaced with your cars original mirror.

  • Two video inputs, 2 years warranty

Installation at your place is included

$509

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  • Gps with reverse camera

  • GPS software is preinstalled  (Overspeed, Redlightspeed camera, school zone alarm )

  • 7 inch screen

  • Quality reverse camera is included.

  • This device will be mounted to a windscreen with a windscreen sucker

Installation at your place is included

$539

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  • High Quality Full Replacement reverse camera rear view mirror.

  • Brightness: 1200 CD/M2 

  • 4.3" Super quality SMART mirror with Auto brightness function 

  • Quality CCD wide angle 160 degrees camera 

  • This mirror can be replaced with your car's original mirror.

  • Two video inputs, 1 year warranty

Installation at your place is included

$409

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Installation at your place is included

$580

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  • Brightness: 2600 CD/M2 (Highest brightness, No reflection Screen)

  • Adjustable parking lines. (useful for new drivers)

  • Professional reverse camera.

  • 4.3 inch Super quality SMART mirror with Auto brightness function 

  • Quality SUPER CCD wide angle 180 degree HD waterproof night vision camera with parking lines

  • 2 year warranty

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Reverse Camera + GPS + Bluetooth

  • Brightness: 2600 CD/M2. 

  • Bluetooth function for answering/dialling numbers.

  • GPS with Red/ speed cameras, School and over speed warning.

  • External Microphone for clear sound. 

  • 4.3 inch Super quality SMART mirror with Auto brightness function 

  • Quality CCD wide angle 180 degree camera

  • 2 years warranty

Installation at your place is included

$640

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DashCam and Reverse Camera on one device

  • Dashcam and reverse cam in one device. Brightness: 1900CD/M2 

  • 9.6" Super quality mirror with Front and Rear Sony CCD Dashcam

  • Real Full HD video recording with the highest quality lenses

  • This mirror can be replaced with your  car's original mirror.

  • 2 years warranty

Installation at your place is included

$549

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DashCam and Reverse Camera on one device

  • Dashcam and reverse cam on one device.

  • Ultra HD quality 

  • Brightness: 1900CD/M2 

  • 9.6" Super quality mirror with Front and Rear Sony CCD Dashcam

  • This mirror is clip On

  • 2 years warranty

Installation at your place is included

$549

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  • High Quality Replacement rear view Mirror reversing camera.

  • Brightness: 1500 CD/M2  

  • 4.3 inch Super quality SMART mirror with Auto brightness function 

  • Quality CCD wide angle 160 degree HD waterproof camera

  • This mirror can be replaced with your car's original mirror.

  • Two video inputs, 1 year warranty

Installation at your place is included

$479

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  • 7.4" Super quality SMART mirror with Auto brightness function  and OEM style

  • Can stay ON while driving or picture ON while reversing. AHD Highest quality maximum resolution reverse camera

  • Brightness: 2600CD/M2

  • Quality AHD waterproof night vision camera with parking lines

  • This mirror can be replaced with your car's original mirror.

  • 2 year warranty

Installation at your place is included

$596

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What is a Reverse Camera

A reverse camera, also known as a backup camera or rearview camera, is a type of camera system installed in vehicles to assist drivers when reversing. It provides a live video feed of the area behind the vehicle, allowing the driver to see obstacles, pedestrians, or other vehicles that may be in the blind spots or not easily visible through the rearview mirror or side mirrors.

The reverse camera typically consists of a small camera unit and a display screen. The camera is usually mounted at the rear of the vehicle, either on or near the license plate, bumper, or tailgate. It is positioned to capture a wide-angle view of the area behind the vehicle, including blind spots that may be challenging to see using the vehicle's mirrors alone.

The camera unit captures the video feed of the rear view and sends it to the display screen. The display screen can be located in various places within the vehicle, depending on the specific installation. It may be integrated into the dashboard, the center console, the rearview mirror, or a separate monitor mounted on the dashboard or the windshield.

When the vehicle is shifted into reverse gear, the reverse camera system is activated, and the live video feed from the camera is displayed on the screen. This allows the driver to have a clear and real-time view of the area behind the vehicle while maneuvering in reverse.

There are a few different options for reverse cameras.

  1. Connecting reverse camera to car's original screen ( If screen available and supporting reverse camera )

  2. The most popular option is having a reverse camera on car's rear view mirrors. Cars original rear view mirror will be replaced with a new mirror or a new mirror will be clipped to the original mirror. While driving, a new mirror will act as a normal mirror. As soon as reverse gear is selected, you will see a picture of cars behind instead of a mirror.

  3. Having a screen mounted on the dashboard.  

Why reverse camera is important

  1. Improved visibility: The primary purpose of a reverse camera is to enhance visibility while reversing. Traditional rearview mirrors have blind spots, making it difficult to see objects close to the ground or directly behind the vehicle. The reverse camera provides a wide-angle view of the area, allowing drivers to see obstacles, pedestrians, or other vehicles that may be obstructed by blind spots.

  2. Accident prevention: Backing up a vehicle can be challenging, especially in tight spaces or crowded areas. A reverse camera significantly reduces the risk of accidents by providing a clear view of the surroundings. It helps drivers identify potential hazards, such as poles, curbs, walls, or even children or pets, thus preventing collisions and accidents.

  3. Parking assistance: Reverse cameras are particularly useful for parking in tight spots or parallel parking. They enable drivers to align their vehicle accurately and gauge the distance between the rear bumper and other objects. This feature helps avoid scraping or bumping into obstacles and minimizes the chances of damaging the vehicle or surrounding structures.

  4. Elimination of blind spots: Traditional rearview mirrors have limitations, including blind spots caused by the vehicle's design, rear headrests, or cargo. A reverse camera eliminates these blind spots by providing an unobstructed view of the area behind the vehicle. This comprehensive visibility allows drivers to make more informed decisions while reversing.

  5. Pedestrian and cyclist safety: Backover accidents, where a vehicle unintentionally strikes a pedestrian or cyclist while reversing, can be devastating. A reverse camera serves as an important safety measure, reducing the likelihood of such accidents. Drivers can detect the presence of pedestrians, cyclists, or children in the camera's view and take necessary precautions to prevent collisions.

  6. Convenience and ease of use: Reverse cameras make the process of reversing and parking more convenient and straightforward. They help drivers navigate in congested areas, busy parking lots, or unfamiliar locations with ease. The clear visual guidance provided by the camera assists drivers in maneuvering the vehicle accurately, saving time and reducing stress.

  7. Compliance with regulations: In many regions, reverse cameras have become a mandatory requirement for new vehicles, especially larger ones like trucks and SUVs. These regulations are implemented to enhance road safety and reduce the number of accidents caused by poor rear visibility. Installing a reverse camera ensures compliance with these regulations and may even result in lower insurance premiums for the vehicle.

In summary, reverse cameras play a crucial role in enhancing driver safety, preventing accidents, and improving overall vehicle maneuverability. They eliminate blind spots, provide a clear view of the area behind the vehicle, and assist drivers in reversing and parking with confidence. With their ability to reduce accidents, improve visibility, and comply with regulations, reverse cameras have become an important and valuable feature in modern vehicles.

How to choose the best reverse camera

When selecting the best reverse camera for your vehicle, consider the following factors:

  1. Image Quality: Look for a camera with a high-resolution image sensor and a wide viewing angle. A resolution of at least 480p or higher will provide a clear image, and a viewing angle of 120 degrees or more will offer a broader view of the area behind your vehicle.

  2. Night Vision: Opt for a reverse camera with night vision capabilities. This feature uses infrared (IR) LEDs to illuminate the area behind your vehicle in low-light conditions, ensuring clear visibility when backing up at night.

  3. Waterproof Rating: Verify that the camera has an IP (Ingress Protection) rating of at least IP67 or higher. This rating indicates that the camera is protected against dust and can withstand immersion in water for a certain period. A waterproof camera is essential for durability, especially in outdoor and wet conditions.

  4. Display Compatibility: Consider the compatibility of the reverse camera with your vehicle's existing display system. Some vehicles come with a built-in infotainment system or rearview mirror display that can be used for the reverse camera feed. If your vehicle doesn't have a compatible display, you may need to purchase a separate monitor.

  5. Additional Features: Some reverse cameras offer extra features such as parking guidelines, adjustable camera angle, and distance markers. These features can enhance your parking and maneuvering experience. Consider your specific needs and preferences when deciding whether these additional features are important to you.

  6. Brand Reputation and Reviews: Research the brand reputation and read customer reviews before purchasing a reverse camera from a company. 

  7. Viewing angle: The viewing angle of a reverse camera refers to the extent of the horizontal field of view it can capture behind the vehicle. A wider viewing angle allows the camera to cover a broader area, providing a better view of obstacles, pedestrians, or other vehicles.

  • Typically, reverse cameras offer viewing angles ranging from 90 degrees to 180 degrees. Here are some common viewing angle categories and their characteristics:

  • Narrow Viewing Angle (90-120 degrees): Cameras with a narrow viewing angle capture a smaller area behind the vehicle. While they may be sufficient for compact cars or vehicles with good rear visibility, they might not provide a comprehensive view in wider or longer vehicles.

  • Medium Viewing Angle (120-150 degrees): Cameras with a medium viewing angle offer a wider field of view, covering more area behind the vehicle. They are suitable for most vehicles and can provide a satisfactory view for parking and maneuvering.

  • Wide Viewing Angle (150-180 degrees): Cameras with a wide viewing angle provide an extensive view of the surroundings behind the vehicle. They are particularly useful for larger vehicles, SUVs, trucks, or those towing trailers, as they minimize blind spots and offer enhanced visibility.

  • It's important to note that the optimal viewing angle depends on various factors, such as the size and shape of your vehicle, personal preferences, and specific parking or maneuvering needs. A wider viewing angle generally provides better situational awareness, but it's crucial to ensure that the image quality and clarity are not compromised at the extreme edges of the camera's field of view.

  • When selecting a reverse camera, consider the size and type of your vehicle, the specific parking challenges you face, and your personal preferences regarding the desired level of visibility. Remember to check the product specifications or consult with the manufacturer to determine the viewing angle offered by the camera you are considering.

   8. Image sensor, CCD, CMOS or Super CCD:

  • When it comes to image sensors used in reverse cameras, there are three common types: CCD (Charge-Coupled Device), CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor), and Super CCD (Charge-Coupled Device). Here's a brief explanation of each:

  • CCD (Charge-Coupled Device): CCD sensors have been widely used in digital imaging devices, including reverse cameras. They offer high-quality image reproduction with low noise levels and excellent color accuracy. CCD sensors tend to perform well in low-light conditions and offer good dynamic range. However, they consume more power compared to CMOS sensors and are generally more expensive to produce.

  • CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor): CMOS sensors are commonly found in modern reverse cameras and various other digital imaging devices. They have lower power consumption, making them more energy-efficient. CMOS sensors are also generally less expensive to manufacture compared to CCD sensors. However, they may exhibit higher noise levels and lower dynamic range compared to CCD sensors. Over the years, CMOS technology has significantly improved, and many CMOS sensors can now produce image quality comparable to CCD sensors.

  • Super CCD (Charge-Coupled Device): Super CCD is a proprietary technology developed by Fujifilm. It is based on the CCD sensor design but incorporates a unique pixel arrangement. Super CCD sensors often have hexagonal-shaped pixels, allowing for increased light sensitivity and improved dynamic range. They are designed to capture more detail and offer enhanced image quality. Super CCD sensors are typically found in Fujifilm cameras and are known for their impressive image processing capabilities.

  • When choosing a reverse camera, the type of image sensor is just one factor to consider. Other factors like resolution, viewing angle, night vision, and waterproofing are also important. It's worth noting that modern CMOS sensors have improved significantly in terms of image quality and performance, and they are widely used in reverse cameras due to their cost-effectiveness and energy efficiency.

By considering these factors and conducting thorough research, you can choose the best reverse camera that meets your needs, enhances your vehicle's safety, and provides a clear view of what's behind you while driving in reverse.

Wireless vs Wired reverse camera

When choosing between a wireless or wired reverse camera, it's important to consider the following factors:

Wired Reverse Camera:

  1. Reliable Signal: Wired cameras provide a direct and consistent connection between the camera and the display unit. This ensures a reliable signal transmission without interference or signal loss.

  2. Stable Video Quality: Since wired cameras transmit video signals through physical cables, they typically offer a stable and high-quality video feed. The image is less susceptible to interference from other wireless devices or environmental factors.

  3. Potential for Higher Resolution: Wired cameras have the potential to support higher resolution video feeds compared to wireless cameras. This can result in clearer and more detailed images on the display.

  4. Professional Installation: Wired cameras often require professional installation due to the need to route and connect cables from the camera to the display unit. This can add to the initial cost but ensures a proper and secure installation.

Wireless Reverse Camera:

  1. Easy Installation: Wireless cameras are generally easier to install since they do not require running cables from the camera to the display unit. This makes them a convenient option for those who prefer a simple and DIY installation process.

  2. Flexibility and Portability: Wireless cameras offer more flexibility in terms of camera placement. They can be easily moved or transferred between vehicles without the need for rewiring. This can be beneficial for those who frequently change vehicles or for rental or temporary use.

  3. Reduced Installation Cost: Wireless cameras eliminate the need for professional installation, resulting in potential cost savings. However, keep in mind that some wireless camera systems may require power connections for both the camera and the display unit.

  4. Potential Signal Interference: Wireless cameras operate on specific frequencies, and they can be susceptible to interference from other wireless devices or environmental factors such as distance, obstructions, or signal interference. This can affect the video quality and stability of the feed.

  5. Limited Range: Wireless cameras typically have a limited transmission range. If the distance between the camera and the display unit is too far or obstructed, it can result in a weak or unreliable signal.

Ultimately, the choice between a wired or wireless reverse camera depends on your specific needs and preferences. If you prioritize a reliable and stable connection, higher video quality, and are willing to invest in professional installation, a wired camera may be the better choice. However, if ease of installation, flexibility, and portability are important to you, a wireless camera can offer convenience and versatility.

A reversing camera, also known as a backup camera, is a useful feature in modern vehicles that provides a clear view of the area behind the vehicle while reversing. However, there can be several reasons why a reversing camera may not be working properly. Here are some common reasons:

  1. Power Issues: The camera requires power to function, so the first thing to check is if it's receiving power. Check the camera's power source, usually connected to the reverse light circuit, and ensure that the wiring is intact. Verify if the camera is getting the necessary voltage by using a multimeter. If there is no power, it could be due to a blown fuse, a loose connection, or a faulty wiring harness.

  2. Faulty Camera: Over time, the reversing camera itself may develop faults. Exposure to extreme temperatures, moisture, or physical damage can lead to camera failure. Inspect the camera for any visible signs of damage, such as cracks or water ingress. If the camera appears to be faulty, it may need to be replaced.

  3. Loose Connections: The reversing camera is typically connected to the vehicle's infotainment system or a separate display unit. Check the connections between the camera and the display to ensure they are secure. Loose or disconnected cables can cause the camera to malfunction or not work at all.

  4. Dirty Lens: A dirty camera lens can significantly impact the image quality and functionality of the reversing camera. The lens can become covered in dirt, grime, or water spots, making the image appear blurry or distorted. Clean the lens with a soft, lint-free cloth and a mild glass cleaner to remove any debris.

  5. Software or Firmware Issues: Some vehicles have complex infotainment systems that control the reversing camera. If the camera is not functioning correctly, there may be a software or firmware issue. Check for any available software updates or contact the vehicle manufacturer for guidance on resolving any software-related problems.

  6. Damaged Wiring: The wiring harness that connects the camera to the vehicle's electrical system can get damaged due to wear and tear, accidents, or rodent interference. Inspect the wiring for any signs of fraying, cuts, or breaks. If any damage is found, the wiring may need to be repaired or replaced.

  7. Faulty Display Unit: If the camera appears to be functioning correctly but there is no video feed or a poor-quality image on the display unit, the problem could be with the display itself. Test the display with other inputs to ensure it's working properly. If necessary, consult a professional to diagnose and repair the display unit.

  8. Environmental Interference: Certain environmental factors can affect the performance of a reversing camera. For example, direct sunlight or strong glare can make it difficult to see the camera image. Additionally, electromagnetic interference from nearby devices or faulty electrical components can disrupt the camera signal. Consider adjusting the camera angle or shielding it from direct sunlight to improve visibility.

If you've exhausted these troubleshooting steps and the reversing camera still isn't working, it may be best to consult a professional mechanic or contact the vehicle manufacturer for further assistance. They will have the expertise and diagnostic tools to identify and resolve the specific issue with your reversing camera.

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