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Installing a reversing camera significantly reduces these risks from occurring when reversing. But, they are not a complete replacement for driver alertness.

A rear-view camera is vital for showing hidden objects. It is a wise investment to make, and it pays for itself by preventing expensive repairs from a collision.

There are two main options for reverse camera installation. Either you can choose to have one professionally installed. Otherwise, you can choose the DIY method.

Usually, wireless kits don’t need any wiring between the camera and monitor. Instead, they use RF transmitters to send a signal. But, despite the name, the camera will still need to be wired directly to the car’s electrics. This is necessary for it to receive power, and to activate automatically. The way this is done is by wiring to the reverse light assembly.

The camera is often mounted discretely above the number plate. If you have a larger vehicle, it will need to be mounted above the rear windows or doors.

But what if you don’t have a good understanding of car auto electrics? You may find it to be a confusing and frustrating process. Trying to get the camera installed without causing any damage can be rather tricky. If you aren’t confident in your skills, then it’s probably a good idea to have an auto electrician install it for you.

The option which provides the best value is to and have a high-quality reversing camera professionally installed. For only a little bit higher price it will be more reliable. It will also helps maintain your factory fitted interior. This will help to increase your vehicle’s resale value. Replacement mirror systems come in vehicle-specific mountings which fit perfectly to your vehicle.

A professional can also install a camera into the existing in-dash monitor of your vehicle. Or they can instead install a rear vision mirror replacement which includes an integrated LCD screen.

CD5JN High Definition Colour CCD Camerais the best high-quality camera on the market. It adds extra visibility in low light conditions. Recommended for: vehicles with a lip number plate area

When you’re on the road and need to make sure the rear view is covered, but don’t have eyes in the back your head, we’ve got you covered with our Wired Backup Camera Systems.

These systems come complete with a crystal clear 7″ TFT LCD DIGITAL COLOR monitor with mirror image capability and distance grid lines, a 3 channel multiplexer with automatic system switch, one 130° CCD camera with 50 foot infra-red night vision.

Audible backup sensors that integrate flawlessly into the backup camera system alerting the driver audibly to potential hazards behind the vehicle. These sensors when integrated into the system not only alert drivers audibly but also display on the monitor the distance behind the vehicle.

Side view cameras can be added to the driver and curb side of your truck.  Expanding the view available for driver to see pedestrians, obstacles or other vehicles when changing lanes.

Need to outfit your fleet of truck power units and trailers while minimizing installation costs?  Our Wireless Backup Camera System, featuring a 5″ monitor, let’s you easily retrofit a large fleet and greatly reduce the cost of installation.

Our system setup boasts a 100′ digital wireless range which is guaranteed to work even at highway speeds. Installation takes less than an hour and the instant pair allows the driver to pair camera to monitor together at a push of a button without leaving the cab.

Backup cameras are a ubiquitous component of modern cars. With all the fanciest technology in a new vehicle, this most basic feature is among the safest. The wide-angle lens, typically mounted on the tailgate or above the rear license plate, presents a clear view of what the driver cannot see when driving in reverse. Every car has blind spots. The backup camera reveals them.

Backup cameras started to appear on luxury models in the 2000s, and mostly as optional equipment. But the backup camera’s usefulness and its obvious safety benefits led regulators to make it mandatory on all new cars starting in the 2018 model year. Many cars as new as 2017 still don’t have them.

If your vehicle is older, you could be missing out on the benefits of a backup camera, but that doesn’t mean you have to do without it. There are dozens of products on the market that allow you to install backup-camera capabilities on an older vehicle. Not all backup cameras work the same. Some are wireless and some can even use your existing digital display in later-model cars. We’ll break down the top options on the market today, as well as their pros and cons.

"Konstantin did a great job installing a backup camera and CarPlay in my 2014 Porsche 911 Carrera. Simple update to the existing system, so nothing was removed, cut, or spliced (that was a concern of mine), and the factory screen is still in use. Seamless! The guys have all been very responsive with any questions I have had since the install. Highly recommend their services."