The RVS-718515-02 from RVS Systems is a commercial grade backup camera system specifically for GMC Sierra 1500s. Systems are customizable based on your specific wants and needs. Eliminate blind spots while increasing overall awareness, safety and visibility with the Backup Camera System For GMC Sierra 1500s. Each system will have these basic standards: a G-Series rearview replacement mirror monitor and tailgate handle backup camera with excellent night vision and an ultra-wide 170° viewing angle. Use the side panel to configure your system. Build a backup camera system for your GMC Sierra 1500 however you like! The Camera comes with 33ft cable.
Features
Camera-features
- 170° viewing angle
- Compatible with your existing touchscreen radio
Monitor-features
- 4.3" Replacement Mirror Monitor with Bluetooth
- Make/Answer Calls or Play Music Directly Through Monitor
- Ultra Reflective - Acts As Mirror As Well As Monitor
- Super Sharp Digital Image
Downloads
RVS-718515-02-Monitor
The RVS-718515-02 from RVS Systems is a commercial grade backup camera system specifically for GMC Sierra 1500s. Systems are customizable based on your specific wants and needs. Eliminate blind spots while increasing overall awareness, safety and visibility with the Backup Camera System For GMC Sierra 1500s. Each system will have these basic standards: a G-Series rearview replacement mirror monitor and tailgate handle backup camera with excellent night vision and an ultra-wide 170° viewing angle. Use the side panel to configure your system. Build a backup camera system for your GMC Sierra 1500 however you like! The Camera comes with 33ft cable.
Features
Camera-features
- 170° viewing angle
- Compatible with your existing touchscreen radio
Monitor-features
- 4.3" Replacement Mirror Monitor with Bluetooth
- Make/Answer Calls or Play Music Directly Through Monitor
- Ultra Reflective - Acts As Mirror As Well As Monitor
- Super Sharp Digital Image
Downloads
RVS-718515-02-Monitor
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