Dual camera in stop light lens for FIAT DUCATO CITROEN JUMPER PEUGEOT BOXER
ZS-129/4RCASKU ZS-129/4RCA
Original price
£172.00
Original price
£172.00
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Original price
£172.00
Original price
£172.00
Current price
£129.00
£129.00
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£129.00
Current price
£129.00
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Description
Dual reversing camera built into the stop light lens
Fits:
- FIAT DUCATO
- CITROEN JUMPER
- PEUGEOT BOXER
- The module is equipped with two cameras:
- 90-degree camera for looking backward, e.g. instead of a mirror when driving forward
a 120-degree reversing camera, angled more downwards for parking, equipped with IR LEDs - The cameras can operate in CVBS NTSC for older screens or in AHD with 1080P resolution for screens that support this technology.
- Loop-switchable function.
Camera with stop light - use the original bulb - replace the diffuser on the camera with a new one.
- Standard cameras with stop lights using LED technology can cause additional problems during installation - e.g. the stop light may not be able to turn off completely or flash, so it is much safer to only replace the light lens, as the light remains original - from the factory.
- Sensor: 1/3" CMOS
- Lens: f: 2.8 mm
- Waterproof: IP68
- Vibration resistance: 10G
- Connector: 4-PIN
- System: CVBS NTSC/AHD1080P
- Viewing angle: 90/120 degrees
- Built-in IR: 6 pcs.
- B.L.C: Backlight compensation (Auto)
- White balance: Automatic white balance (Auto)
- Power supply DC 12V (+/-10%) <3W
Easy connection
- Very simple camera installation. You simply need to remove the diffuser from the factory STOP light and instead install the new one with the camera module, connect the 4-PIN cable (video and power) to the screen. If the screen does not have a 4-PIN connector, an adapter to RCA must be used.
Here is an additional piece of information that all installers should know:
- In rare cases, the power supply to the reversing light in some vehicles is not stable - there are signals from the computer that test the bulb, which can cause interference in the image or no image at all, in which case an interference filter or, in extreme cases, a relay must be used, which supplies clean voltage from another part of the installation.
