Dual Electronics XCAM500 Waterproof High Definition LED Wireless Wide Viewing Angle Car Rear View Camera

The Dual Electronics XCAM500 Waterproof High Definition LED Wireless Wide Viewing Angle Car Rear View Camera is a most have accessory for your car. When our engineers began building your XCAM500 rear view camera they made sure to incorporate cutting edge technology into its design. Your LED wide viewing 170 degree angle makes sure to capture your cars entire rear surroundings for peace of mind when reversing. We all know how precious our time is so our designers took that into account and make a seamless mounting design. The low-profile surface-mount design allows you to integrate your rear view camera into your car in no time. Knowing that a crystal clear image can be the difference between backing up safely or avoiding an accident we incorporated a high definition image resolution that works either in broad daylight or the dark of night into your XCAM500. No one dislikes clutter and excess wires more than we do so we made sure that your backup camera was wireless with a range of up to 35 ft. The secured connection between your backup camera and car stereo receiver ensures that they are always synced in order to provide you with live footage of your surrounding when you exist your location. Our engineers know how harsh the environment can be so they added the IP67 waterproof feature into your rear view camera so that it would be able to withstand debris, ice and water submersion. Backed by our 1 Year warranty that guarantees a hassle free experience with excellent customer service.

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