About Our White Caravan Wireless Rear View Camera Kit with Mirror Monitor

White Caravan Reverse / Rear View Camera with premium quality 7" Mirror Monitor, reliable digital wireless static-free 60M range (open), rust-preventing stainless steel camera bracket, night vision IR LED's, Sony 1/3" CCD image sensor, fast delivery, two-year guarantee, and lifetime support from the UK's leading reversing camera specialists. This kit comes with the following advantages :

Choice of Lens Angle Rear View or Reversing - We can either supply the camera with a 120 degree lens angle for general use/parking, or a 60 degree lens for driving/rear view use. Simply select your desired option from the drop down menu.

Great Image Quality - You can expect a colourful, high resolution image in the day, plus a good quality image at night hanks to the installed 1/3" Sony CCD 700tvl image sensor.

Clear Static-free Image - Thanks to the digital wireless technology used, which securely links the camera to whichever one of our monitor/receivers you choose to use. As the two parts are paired together and securely encrypted, the receiver knows what interference it can ignore, avoiding the static seen on older wireless systems.

60M Long Range Transmission - In the UK/EU traditional analogue wireless is restricted to 10mW, which often struggles even with a small vehicle e.g. car. Being digital, this reversing camera is allowed to be ten times this, and comes in at 100mW. The reason digital wireless is allowed to be more powerful, is because digital wireless is a "clean" transmission vs "dirty" analogue feeds.

IR Night Vision LED's - Multiple IR LED's provide the camera with useable light when it gets dark. This light is not visible to the human eye, so you won't be blinding people behind you, but it will be visible to the camera to help you avoid obstacles at night.

Painted Stainless Steel Bracket - To prevent rust, we have fitted this camera with a white painted stainless steel bracket. Painting stainless steel is costly and difficult, which is why it is still rare to see on many competitor products. But since we swapped over more than a decade ago, we never have any of our customers asking to replace a rusty, broken bracket.

Horizontal or Vertical Mounting - This reverse camera can either be mounted on a horizontal surface, or a vertical rear wall. This camera is popular with a multitude of different vehicle types including vans, HGV/LGV, Agricultural, Motorhomes, and even tanks/monster trucks/Santa's sleigh.

Increased Driving/Reversing Safety - Most importantly this reversing camera helps to improve reversing safety by helping to reduce blind spots to the rear of the vehicle.

IP68 Waterproof Rating - Rated to withstand even the worst weather the Great British Isles can throw at it. 

Clips over existing interior mirror - This mirror monitor is fitted with two strong spring loaded clamps on the rear. There are two fixed brackets at the top-rear, whilst two lower brackets that pull down are underneath these. To fix the monitor simply pull the two lower spring brackets until you have enough clearance for them to get past your existing interior mirror, hold the monitor against the mirror, then let go of the two lower brackets so that they clamp to the existing mirror. See our video below to see us place one on to a mirror.

Digital Wireless - Interference Free

Wireless cameras used to have an awful reputation in the past, for good reason too.  In Europe analogue wireless was restricted to just 10mW transmitting power due to the "dirty" signal from analogue, this level of power struggled at even a cars length, then you had interference.  With the digital wireless technology used in this kit you now have 100mW transmitting power, the sender/receiver syncs together and encrypts the signal between each other.  You won't see anything other than the camera you are paired up with. With the new technology we just never find that range is a problem anymore.

Should you use wireless?

Caravans, articulated lorries, horsebox trailers, and other trailers are prime candidates for wireless camera systems as it solves the problem of getting the signal between the two sections.  We don't recommend using wireless on modern cars/vans due to the sensitive CANBUS electrics on the rear lights, which most likely will cut power when they detect the unusual draw of power from the sender (you can get around this with relays but that negates the selling point of ease of install).  For cars/modern vans we recommend our cabled systems which provide power from the monitor instead of the rear lights.