Rear View Camera

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: 3 Years
• Warranty: 3 Years
• Model NO.: CL-800
• Applicable Model: Car, Truck, Agricultural Vehicles, Engineering Vehicles, Sightseeing Car, RV, Forklift
• Shell Material: Metal
• Probe Number: 1
• Display Type: Mirror Image/Normal Image
• Interface: Ahd/Ipc/USB...
• Function: Night Vision, Waterproof, Dustproof, Shockproof
• Definition: CVBS/720/1080
• Chip: Ahd/CVBS
• Waterproof Grade: IP68
• Alarming Distance: 2.0-0.2m
• Probe Diameter: 2.8-18
• Trademark: Carleader
• Origin: China

Product Description

Images Sensors:1/2.7″&1/3″

Power supply:DC12V(standard). 24V (optional) 

Video input format:720P/1080P HD 25/30Fps PAL/NTSC

Mirror image & non-mirrored image optional

Lux:0.01 LUX (18 LED)

Lens:2.8mm

IR cut Day and night switch

System:PAL/NTSC optional

View Angle:120°

Ip Rating:IP67-IP68

Operating Temperature(Deg. C):-20~+75(RH95% Max.)

Storage Temperature(Deg. C):-30~+85(RH95% Max.)

A Rear View Camera is a device installed in vehicles to provide a view of the area behind the car while reversing. It helps drivers avoid obstacles, pedestrians, and other vehicles when backing up or parking, improving safety.

Key Features of Rear View Cameras:

Wide Angle Lens: The camera typically has a wide-angle lens to cover a large area behind the vehicle.
Night Vision: Some cameras are equipped with infrared sensors to provide clearer visibility in low-light conditions.
Grid Lines: These are overlaid on the screen to help the driver estimate distance and the trajectory when reversing.
Waterproof: Rear view cameras are often designed to withstand the elements, including rain and snow.
High-Resolution Display: The camera feeds its image to a monitor or an infotainment screen inside the vehicle, providing a clear view of the rear.
Parking Assistance: Many modern systems include features like parking sensors or proximity alerts to warn the driver of nearby objects.
Rear view cameras have become a standard feature in many modern vehicles due to their safety benefits, and in some regions, they are even required by law in new vehicles.