GSM Outdoors
GSM Outdoors 2 in 1 accessory 7-inch 1080p wireless backup camera kit
A 7-inch 1080p wireless backup camera kit with a 149-degree view, IP69K waterproofing, 120-foot range, 32GB recording, and quad-channel support for 12V-24V vehicles
- Clear rear view with 1080p resolution on 7-inch monitor
- Wireless signal reaches 120 ft with no delay at 85 mph
- Quad-channel viewing covers blind spots with up to 4 cameras
- IP69K waterproof camera operates from -25 to 60 °C
- Built-in 32 GB memory records and plays back video on monitor
Purpose and audience
This GSM Outdoors wireless backup camera kit pairs a 7-inch 1080p monitor with an IP69K-rated camera for RVs, trucks, trailers, vans or buses. It targets drivers who need real-time rear and blind-spot visibility without routing video cables through the vehicle.
Sustained operation
The system runs on DC 12 V to 24 V power from a cigarette-lighter adapter or direct wiring to tail or running lights. Both monitor and camera are rated for continuous use from -25 °C to 60 °C, and the fourth-generation digital link maintains a 120 ft, 7200 bps stream with no perceptible delay at highway speed.
Deciding specification
Quad-channel viewing lets you display up to four cameras simultaneously in single, dual, triple or quad layouts on the 1920 x 1080 screen. A built-in 32 GB card records footage for later playback on the monitor, and the 149-degree lens angle covers a wide field of view.
Highlights
- Clear rear view with 1080p resolution on 7-inch monitor
- Wireless signal reaches 120 ft with no delay at 85 mph
- Quad-channel viewing covers blind spots with up to 4 cameras
- IP69K waterproof camera operates from -25 to 60 °C
- Built-in 32 GB memory records and plays back video on monitor
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much heat can the IP69K camera and 7-inch monitor withstand during all-day operation?
Both the camera and monitor are rated for an operating temperature range of -25 to 60 degrees centigrade, so they handle continuous use in high-heat environments.
Which power sources must my vehicle already provide for the monitor and camera to work?
The monitor plugs into a 12-24V cigarette lighter socket, while the camera requires a direct connection to a DC12V or DC24V circuit such as a taillight or running light.
Will the 149-degree camera view and wireless signal integrate with an older RV's existing 12V wiring and metal body?
The camera connects to any DC12V or DC24V line, and the fourth-generation digital signal reaches 120 ft with no delay even at 85 mph, penetrating typical vehicle structures.
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