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This rear view camera with 0-lux night vision outputs crystal clear video over an RCA jack. It comes with a drill cutout tool so you can mount this camera to the back of your car. Connect to a monitor in your car, and you’ll be able to see everything behind you on the screen! Perfect for backing into tight spots or moving in reverse when visibility is limited – the PLCM22IRis like an extra eye. And this model comes with nightvision infrared LEDs, which illuminate the area behind you at night using a light that only the camera can pick up. This small and durable unit will keep you safe and secure because you’ll always know what’s going on around you
- CMOS Water Proof 1.25'' Flush Mount Housing - Resolution: 380 TV Lines - Video Output:1.0V pp-75 Ohm
- 17 Foot Male to Male RCA Video Cable - Night Vision Low Lighting Capable - Power Supply: DC 12V 200 mA
- Drill Cutout Tool Included - 10 IR LED Lights - Dimensions: 1,25''(W) x 1.25''(H) x 1.77''(L)
- Image Snesor: OV7910 Color CMOS - Min Illumination:0.5 LUX
- Total Pixels: 510 x 492 - Auto Image Adjustment
PYLE PLCM22IR Flush Mount Rear View Camera with 0.5 Lux Night Vision Reviews
PYLE PLCM22IR Flush Mount Rear View Camera with 0.5 Lux Night Vision Reviews
| 43 of 43 people found the following review helpful:  Good Camera at a Good price, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: PYLE PLCM22IR Flush Mount Rear View Camera with 0.5 Lux Night Vision (Electronics) Item arrived with all specified parts and in working order (including the drill bit)Installation is a little time consuming, so don't take this on if it's your first try at car audio / video. Unfortunately there were no instructions, and wires on the harness from the camera were unlabeled but luckily they were easy to figure out. The video out line is easy to spot as its the industry standard yellow RCA cable (17' extension included) The positive voltage that powers the camera is the wire that has the fuse in it (this line connects to the white back-up light in your tail lights and powers the camera) The remaining line is the ground and can be attached to almost any bare metal on vehicle, I usually choose a screw somewhere close. The cables included are long, but you may need to an extension for the power wire (to tell the receiver when to turn on the rear view monitor). I chose to extend the wire from the tail light so the video camera and... Read more 46 of 49 people found the following review helpful:  Nice Camera, missing hole saw, By This review is from: PYLE PLCM22IR Flush Mount Rear View Camera with 0.5 Lux Night Vision (Electronics) I'd installed the camera in my Jeep Grand Cherokee with Pioneer 5600 DVD. The Installation was not simple, since I had to add extra video cable (the power cable is longer). As I noticed in other review, the hole saw that was supposed to come included in the kit was missing so I had to buy another one to be able to make the proper hole. The camera is water and dust resistant, and has a clear night vision, but since it has no angular lens (peep hole type) it doesn't cover both ends of the bumper and right there you miss the whole point of having a rear view camera. Just because of that, I would suggest further research of other similar products. 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful: Image quality good, angle not as wide as I'd like, By Jeff Mick (Roseville, CA USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: PYLE PLCM22IR Flush Mount Rear View Camera with 0.5 Lux Night Vision (Electronics) Overall this seems like a very good camera. The quality seems good and so far has not had any issues due to weather like previous cameras. I didn't want to drill a hole in the body of my truck to accommodate this camera so I installed it into a plastic housing under the bumper. It gets a good view, but surprisingly it can't actually see to the corners of the vehicle. The viewing angle of the camera almost makes it, but objects have to be 3-4 feet away (behind) the corners in order for the camera to pick them up. In the worst case, if something were right at the bumper on either side but just out of view of the side mirrors, you wouldn't be able to see it and could hit it. Other than this, if you're starting out somewhere that you know to be clear, then you're OK and can use your mirrors and camera to make it all work. The image quality is quite good, and at night can see well too. |
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