Power Cables for Reversing Cameras

99% of the time, if you see a DC socket on a reversing camera or monitor, it will be a 2.1mm/5.5mm connector.  This wire allows you to provide power to this type of socket, and has an inline 3 amp fuse on the red input wire. Total length of this power adaptor is 150CM.

We have instances of people using a 24V vehicle with a Phono RCA based cameras and cables. In these circumstances, you would require a dropper for the camera supply to regulate the output for the camera down to 12V. We also sell these to people that want to protect their phono cameras from any voltage fluctuations on 12V systems. These are only suitable for powering a camera and not a complete system (all of our premium systems have voltage regulators built-in already).

A 12V lighter plug connection is still a popular option for people who either wish to test their reversing camera kit before hardwiring in, or for people who want the ultimate easy install.

This is a 3 amp fused 2.1mm/5.5mm DC socket with 100cm red (+12/24V) and black (earth) wire attached. This is used in instances where you have bare red/black wires that you wish to connect one of our extensive range of adaptors with DC plugs to.

We had these made up so that they would plug in to the 2.1mm DC sockets that are on most of our monitor wiring harnesses.  Fuse taps are a convenient way to tap into a power supply for your new camera system.

We had these made up so that they would plug in to the 2.1mm DC sockets that are on most of our monitor wiring harnesses.  Fuse taps are a convenient way to tap into a power supply for your new camera system.

We had these made up so that they would plug in to the 2.1mm DC sockets that are on most of our monitor wiring harnesses.  Fuse taps are a convenient way to tap into a power supply for your new camera system.

The piggyback fuse holders have become a popular method of providing power to the reversing camera system due to their ease and simplicity. We provide a 3 amp fuse that fits in the top slot which is the correct rating for all of our reversing camera kits, the lower slot will accept the original fuse to whatever circuit you are tapping off. You then attach the red wire to the power supply of the monitor either with the crimp, or by cutting that off and soldering (our preferred method).

The piggyback fuse holders have become a popular method of providing power to the reversing camera system due to their ease and simplicity. We provide a 3 amp fuse that fits in the top slot which is the correct rating for all of our reversing camera kits, the lower slot will accept the original fuse to whatever circuit you are tapping off. You then attach the red wire to the power supply of the monitor either with the crimp, or by cutting that off and soldering (our preferred method).

If you see a DC power socket on a reversing camera or a monitor, probably around 99% of the time this will be a 2.1mm/5.5mm DC socket. In some circumstances you may wish to extend this cable, for example when you wish to run an RCA/Phono based camera whilst driving by taking an ignition based power supply from the front of the vehicle back to the reversing camera. This is one of our shorter length cables at 150cm, so it is probably more commonly used to extend the reversing light power supply cable from a high up position down to the rear light cluster.

If you see a DC power socket on a reversing camera or a monitor, probably around 99% of the time this will be a 2.1mm/5.5mm DC socket. In some circumstances you may wish to extend this cable, for example when you wish to run an RCA/Phono based camera whilst driving by taking an ignition based power supply from the front of the vehicle back to the reversing camera. This is our shorter length cables at 500cm version.

If you see a DC power socket on a reversing camera or a monitor, probably around 99% of the time this will be a 2.1mm/5.5mm DC socket. In some circumstances you may wish to extend this cable, for example when you wish to run an RCA/Phono based camera whilst driving by taking an ignition based power supply from the front of the vehicle back to the reversing camera. This is our shorter length cables at 1000cm (10M) version.

If you see a DC power socket on a reversing camera or a monitor, probably around 99% of the time this will be a 2.1mm/5.5mm DC socket. In some circumstances you may wish to extend this cable, for example when you wish to run an RCA/Phono based camera whilst driving by taking an ignition based power supply from the front of the vehicle back to the reversing camera. This is our shorter length cables at 1500cm (15M) version.

Sometimes you wish to split one power supply cable so that it powers two separate devices eg a monitor and an MDVR, or two phono/RCA based reversing cameras. This cable allows you to do so.

Sometimes you wish to split one power supply cable so that it powers four separate devices eg four phono/RCA based reversing cameras. This cable allows you to do so.