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With over 50 different kinds of Rear view camera monitors we have the largest variety in the backup camera screens in the market. To make your decision easier we have designed all our rear view monitors and mirrors to be 100% compatible with any of our backup cameras.

When choosing a monitor, first decide where you would like it installed or mounted, for example; if you have a truck most people love our clip on 7 inch mirror backup monitor. It is a top seller because you can clip the mirror over your existing car mirror, and when the camera is not active, it still looks like a regular mirror. A good example of that type of system is (SKU78589).

If you are looking for a multi-cameras rearview system, we suggest you fist click on the split screen option to the left of the page, this will show you all our monitors that have split screen capabilities and the different ways the screen will split. Once you find the monitor best suited for your needs go to our Rear view Backup Cameras section and pick the cameras you prefer to create the best backup camera kit for your vehicle.

At Rostra, we are proud to introduce another innovative video mirror/monitor. Featuring a versatile, high-resolution 7.2” LCD screen, part number 250-8274 is the perfect compliment to our around-vehicle camera product line providing drivers with a variety of options for automatically or manually displaying real-time video from the blindspots of their car, truck or SUV.

While the rear-facing video input of the 250-8274 mirror/monitor provides drivers with peace-of-mind when maneuvering their vehicle in reverse, the mirror includes options for both Left and Right video displays which can be triggered automatically by the vehicle’s turn signal switch or activated manually as-needed using the included surface-mount push-button switch. With Rostra’s 250-8274, no external relays are required to activate these inputs.

The mirror’s built-in photo sensor automatically dims the LCD screen in low light conditions to ease strain on the driver’s eyes while increasing illumination of the LCD during the day to make the screen easier to see in daylight.

Please note, RearSight camera systems are only sold through authorized distributors. Please contact Rostra to locate a distributor in your area for your rearview mirror with built-in screen and camera.

Support four video input, BNC, AV, VGA, HDMI. According to the input signal 1 - 60 seconds automatic switching, does not interfere with other signal sources.

This includes the monitor, camera, wiring harnesses, all mounts and hardware. The included 66 foot long camera wiring harness has aircraft-grade screw connectors

The RVS-770613-213 is the same system as the RVS-770613 RV rearview camera reviewed here but comes with a trailer quick disconnect cord for use with a travel trailer or 5th wheel installation.

Travel trailers, 5th wheel and toy hauler (trailers) that want one rearview camera at the rear of the RV and one rearview camera mounted at the rear of the truck.

Rather, it"s intended to mount a single camera on the rear of your RV and the other camera on the rear of your tow vehicle (to act as a rearview system for your truck).

The RVS-770614-213 is the same system as the RVS-770614 rearview camera reviewed here but comes with a trailer quick disconnect cord for use with a travel trail or 5th wheel installation.

This includes the monitor, a single rearview camera, two side view cameras, multiplexer, all mounts and hardware and wiring with aircraft-grade screw connectors.

The RVS-062710 is Rear View Safety"s four-camera, wired RV backup system. It has a 7-inch digital LCD screen and comes with two rear view cameras that have a 130-degree viewing angle and two side-view cameras, each with a 120-degree viewing angle.

This wireless backup camera for RV comes with a single rearview camera that has a 130-degree viewing angle and can support a second camera (optional purchase).

The RVS-2CAM RV backup camera includes the 7" monitor, power cord, suction mount for the monitor, rear-view RV camera with power cord, and installation manual.

For instance, hooking it up means simply mounting the rear camera and supplying it with 12-volt power. Then, plug the monitor into a cigarette lighter outlet. Easy-peasy!

The digital signal has an unobstructed range of 100 feet (though this is reduced when you start putting an RV between the monitor and camera, as is the case with all wireless RV backup systems).

First, the Rear View Safety RVS-2CAM (our #1 choice) offers the ability to use two cameras and comes with a split-screen 7" monitor that supports viewing two cameras at one time.

Second, the 9901 Digital backup camera doesn"t come with a sun visor for the monitor and has a camera with a bit weaker specs than our #1 rated system.

When using the hardwired power option, you can use the trigger wires to automatically change what camera(s) displays full screen. For example, have the rearview camera display when vehicle is in reverse.

Simply mount the camera, antenna, and solar panel, plug in the 7-inch monitor to a 12-volt power source in your tow vehicle, and off you go. It is that easy!

Let me clarify something before we get into the weeds. People tend to use “backup camera” and “rearview camera” interchangeably, but they are two different products. A backup camera turns on when you’re backing up your vehicle, while a rear-view camera gives you a live feed (or recordings) of drivers behind you.

While backup cameras may seem like a modern luxury, they really aren’t that advanced. In fact, they’ve been around for decades. We’ve simply reached the point where LCD displays and small digital cameras are affordable enough to stick in every new car.

That said, you don’t even need a fancy head unit with a big screen—there are a ton of backup camera kits that come with a dashboard display or rearview mirror monitor. That said, a nice head unit or “infotainment center” will give you the best experience with a backup camera, and it will often result in a cleaner setup without any visible wires.

Cameras with Mirror Monitors: For a cleaner setup, you can buy a camera kit with a rearview mirror monitor. This monitor doubles as a mirror and a screen. It’s usually wireless, and it either sits on top of or replaces your existing rearview mirror.

Other features, like DVR recording or image quality, are up to you. But if you plan to buy a camera with a rearview mirror monitor, you may want to get a one with an integrated dashcam.

AUTO-VOX CS-2 Wireless Backup Camera, Stable Digital Signal Rear View Camera&4.3"" Monitor, Back Up Camera System Wireless for Car, Trucks, RV, Trailer, Camper,Van

The AUTO-VOX CS-2 is affordable and easy to install. Just mount the camera, hardwire it to your brake light, and plug the suction-cup wireless monitor into your car"s cigarette lighter.

As I mentioned earlier, you don’t need to upgrade your head unit to use a backup camera. But you will need to drop some extra cash on a backup camera kit, which will include a dashboard video screen or a rearview mirror with an integrated display.