Waterproof plug connector van camera to car monitor

Would any of these www.narva.com.au/Terminals_10.html do the job?

Hi,

I fitted a Waeco camera on the back of my Prado and also on the back of the fibre glass caravan. I used Amphenol 6 pole plug and socket between vehicle and van. These are IP67 rated. I also purchased waterproof screw on caps for when not connected up. Jaycar sell these connectors. I cut the Waeco supplied cable at the appropriate point and soldered in the connectors.

Regards
SC

Thanks Ed C and SC for the two options.

SC I am getting the new Prado D4D and am curious where you have sited the monitor in vehicle.
Any photos appreciated
thefishermanpedro15@yahoo.com.au

Thanks
Pedro

For best picture quality you need to use a coaxial connector for the video lead.

BNC connectors are waterproof IF CORRECTLY ASSEMBLED. They have a firm bayonet lock and will not come apart. They are the only coax connector I will use outdoors without needing any sealing.

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This ready-made extension cable may be useful.
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Thanks Vegandingo and Mike DDD,
V that unit sounds interesting but I have bought the Waeco and probably need the radio anyway.
Was there any other spot you could have selected to put the monitor?
Mike, looks like a trip to Jaycar and I need to check out Narva products too.

Sacred Cow just in case you missed my earlier request where did you mount your unit and any pics?

Pedro

Hi Peter

Have a look at where we have mounted the Sidewinder camera and monitors here.

Twin System

Regards

Derek.