Narrow black bracket rear view camera with stainless steel black bracket and night vision

• This camera is fitted with a larger lens, giving a narrow field of view (45 degrees) - ideal for rear view (as this will better replicate the distance of following vehicles whilst driving).
• Bracket cameras such as this one are still the most popular style of camera, especially with motorhomes, caravans, HGV, and vans.
• The camera bracket is made from corrosion resistant stainless steel that has been painted matt black - we find matt paint finishes last longer than the gloss type.
• The image sensor is made by Sony, it is a 1/3" CCD 700TVL image sensor.  This means you get good day and night picture.
• There are night vision IR LED's fitted to allow you to see in the dark.  These come on automatically as the light level drops.  The light is only visible to the camera, it won't shine distracting light at any vehicles behind you.
• The rear view camera will send a mirror image to the monitor.  This is essential for cameras pointing backwards, to ensure that the cars to your left are displayed to the left of the display - just like a mirror does.
• The camera has a fly lead with a 4 pin screw connector (also known as an aviation connector).  This is our preferred type of connector, and is a very good waterproof connection, thanks to the mechanical seal that the rubber O-ring produces, when the screw locking collar is tightened up.
• The camera will cope with whatever the weather can throw at it as it is waterproof to IP68.

Anti-Corrosion Stainless Steel Camera Bracket

The camera has a stainless steel bracket, which is shown to last a very long time without corrosion, unlike mild steel we have seen from most other retailers, which tends to rust in a matter of a few months.

Image Sensor for Camera

An image sensor is the part of the camera that detects and captures information to make an image, there are various sizes of sensor usually between 1/4" and 1/3" with the larger sensors able to capture more detail.  In the old days, you used to have to pick CCD for quality as CMOS wasn't as good, this has changed recently with some advancements in CMOS technology (there are varying quality levels of CMOS to confuse matters).  In this particular kit, we are using the Sony 1/3" CCD 700TVL image sensor inside the camera.  We consider this the joint best image sensor in terms of picture quality you can get on a reversing camera.