RVS Systems RVS-778-01 | Weather Resistant | Camera Signal: Analog | Operating Humidity: RH 95% Max | Electronic Shutter: Electronic Rolling Shutter (ERS). Buy Now.
The RVS-778-01 from RVS Systems backup camera is a license plate mounted camera that can fit any vehicle. This slick compact design makes the camera virtually invisible. The camera has an IP68 rating which makes it completely weatherproof and boasts excellent night vision. The camera can plug into any monitor or GPS system which allows an A/V input. Connect the power to the reverse circuit of the vehicle. The camera comes with 66' Camera Cable with a double-sided Female Air-Craft Grade Connection, 5 Pin Male to Male RCA with Male Power. The purpose of this adapter is to connect our camera to any monitor with an RCA input, Cable to connect power to RCA adapters.
Features
- Easily mounts to license plate
- 170° all-encompassing angle
- Heavy-duty metal
- Excellent night vision
- Completely waterproof - IP68 rating
RVS Systems RVS-778-01 | Weather Resistant | Camera Signal: Analog | Operating Humidity: RH 95% Max | Electronic Shutter: Electronic Rolling Shutter (ERS). Buy Now.
The RVS-778-01 from RVS Systems backup camera is a license plate mounted camera that can fit any vehicle. This slick compact design makes the camera virtually invisible. The camera has an IP68 rating which makes it completely weatherproof and boasts excellent night vision. The camera can plug into any monitor or GPS system which allows an A/V input. Connect the power to the reverse circuit of the vehicle. The camera comes with 66' Camera Cable with a double-sided Female Air-Craft Grade Connection, 5 Pin Male to Male RCA with Male Power. The purpose of this adapter is to connect our camera to any monitor with an RCA input, Cable to connect power to RCA adapters.
Features
- Easily mounts to license plate
- 170° all-encompassing angle
- Heavy-duty metal
- Excellent night vision
- Completely waterproof - IP68 rating
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