Cables, Adaptors, Tools and Fixings

This will convert any of our 4 pin reversing cameras to a female Phono/RCA Video signal + 2.1mm/5.5mm DC socket for power (most commonly found on reversing cameras).

This will convert our 4 pin cameras to a conventional RCA/2.1mm DC connection if you ever change to an RCA input monitor.

Adaptor Cable designed to allow a phono/RCA based reversing camera on to a 4 pin aviation connector cabled system. This adaptor is approximately 100CM in length.

Female 4 Pin aviation connector to yellow video signal RCA Phono male plug, and 2.1/5.5mm DC plug for power.

Reversing Camera Adaptor Cable designed to allow a phono/RCA based reversing camera on to a 4 pin aviation connector monitor.

This adaptor cable is designed to convert a 4 pin aviation screw connector reversing camera to RCA Phono Connectors + power. This version has both a video signal and Audio connector (should you have a microphone on the camera).

This will convert our 4 pin cameras to a conventional RCA/2.1mm DC connection if you ever change to an RCA input monitor.

Adaptor Cable designed to allow a phono/RCA based reversing camera on to a 4 pin aviation connector cabled system. This adaptor is approximately 100CM in length.  

Female 4 Pin aviation connector to yellow video signal RCA Phono male plug, white audio signal RCA Phono male plug, and 2.1/5.5mm DC plug for power. 

This will convert our 4 pin reversing cameras to a conventional RCA/2.1mm DC connection if you wish to connect to an RCA monitor or stereo headunit

This will convert our 4 pin reversing camera cable in to a conventional RCA/2.1mm Red/Black power connection if you wish to connect an RCA Phono camera on to 4 pin cabling.

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.

We were frequently getting asked for a reversing camera cable splitter cable to allow one feed to go to 2x monitors, or 1x monitor and 1x MDVR.  This cable achieves this.

We occasionally get asked by customers for a cable to change the gender of a 4 pin aviation cable, this cable has male connectors both ends, meaning it can change a female connection in to a male connection.

Occasionally you meet a situation where you need to get two male 4 pin aviation reversing camera plugs to join up with each other. This cable allows you to do so.

This bracket is quite common amongst lots of vehicle monitors.  The unit can swivel left and right as well as back and forth.  There is a square washer that will fit in to the rear channel of the monitor then the bolt will screw in to this square washer using the rear thumb screw.  There is also a thumb screw on the left of the bracket to tighten the movement back and forth of the monitor.  Supplied with a self adhesive base, the "butterfly wings" can be bent to match the curves of your dashboard.

This bracket allows you to mount one of our stand / dash monitors to attach to the windscreen.  The bracket comes with a Ford/Universal metal mounting plate as standard to fit in to the bracket.  We have optional loctite 319 windscreen button mounting adhesive to fix this to the windscreen.  We also have optional mounting plates to convert some popular mounting plates/buttons in to the same shape as a Ford button for this bracket to attach to.  

The metal groove slides in to the rear channels on most of our dash monitors, once at the desired position you will tighten the rear screw to lock the bracket and monitor in position.  The bracket has two ball joints for getting your desired angle.  

We recommend not being too forceful when adjusting the angle whilst the bracket is attached to the windscreen.  This is out of an abundance of precaution to avoid stress cracking the glass.

This bracket is similar to our quick release bracket and is still quite easy to remove the monitor if needed by unscrewing the adjustment wheel behind the friction pad.  The metal groove slides in to the rear channels on most of our dash monitors, once at the desired position you will tighten the rear screw to lock the bracket and monitor in position.  The bracket can be spun left and right and monitor back and forth using the side thumb screw to tighten and loosen to allow adjustment.  The base is designed to be bent to shape for curvy dashboards and has a self adhesive pad on the base.  Screw holes are present if you wish to screw it down to a surface and the feet can be cut if placing in a compact space.

This fits any of our monitors with the slide channel mounting on the back. Which is currently all our 5 and 7" monitors. It has a part that stays on the slider mechanism and clicks into place on the bracket, which remains on the dashboard. There is a thumb release switch on the back of the bracket that allows the user to unclick the monitor quickly from the bracket base.

This fits any of our monitors with the slide mounting on the back.

We often get calls from people wishing to fit a dash monitor to a similar location to the rear view mirror. This bracket works with most of our monitors, the metal locator fits to the rear channel of the monitor and you twist the tightening wheel to lock the monitor in to position. The left hand side thumb screw allows the monitor to twist left or right and tilt up and down.

These magnetic mounts have a variety of spaced out holes with bolts and we find they fit most bracket based reversing cameras. These are ideal for temporary mounting a camera and we mainly sell these to farmers who may wish to use various bits of equipment with the same camera system at different times of the year. The magnet is very strong and we find these don't come away, even at motorway speeds when mounted on the roofline.

These cable adaptors will convert the 2010 onwards Waeco cable fitted on vehicles like Baileys to a single 4 pin socket/plug like we use on our single camera systems. Both front and rear adaptors are provided. These cables are not made by Waeco, just compatible.  We only sell these as pairs because we have found the inside of the cables to be wired in differently.

These cable adaptors will convert the 2010 onwards Waeco cable fitted on vehicles like Baileys to a single 4 pin socket/plug like we use on our single camera systems. Both front and rear adaptors are provided. These cables are not made by Waeco, just compatible.  We only sell these as pairs because we have found the inside of the cables to be wired in differently, so you may not be able to just plug in one side and replace just one part, you would need to replace both monitor and camera.