Reversing cameras

Are you wanting reversing or fulltime rear vision????

Alan

One of the business members of Exploroz is ABR, They are very good with reversing cameras. Contact Dereck for more info.

Patrick

I would not waste my money on a reversing mirror screen

The camera part cannot overcome the reflection in the mirror.

I have tried all sorts including that and now use a Polaris screen on the dash that supports two cameras.

I even tried getting matt finish plastic film to cover that part of the mirror.
Was not a success.

My Cruiser has very dark tint on the side and rear windows and its still got too much refection for the screen.

Its your money but I would suggest you Google "Safety Dave" or "Sidewinder" and talk to them about it.

My mirror screen is still there but I disconnected the power and just use it as a rear view mirror.

Another thing they are bigger and heavier and on bumps etc they tend to drop with their own weight.

I had to make up a little clip that hooked over edge of the roof console and held the lower edge of the mirror from dropping.

We have a camera on the rear of the vehicle which is activated when in reverse on the screen in our dash (built in navigator)

We also have a separate camera on the back of the van for constant rear vision which is permanently on in a small screen stuck on the windscreen for this purpose.

I find them both great assets when using the van. Small cars can sit close behind the van without showing in any mirrors but the camera sees them.

I remove the extra screen when using the camper trailer.

On the van we have a 12 pin plug with the video going through this connection.
The 12 pin socket on the vehicle takes the 12 pin for the van or the flat 7 pin for the camper trailer.

Lots of possibilities.

Alan