About Our Numberplate Wireless Reversing Camera Kit with Mirror Monitor

This wireless reversing camera kit combines our integrated aerial numberplate/bracket camera, with our high-resolution mirror monitor, 60M RX receiver box. Camera comes with two brackets to use depending on the desired mounting location. One is for the number plate location, and the other is for any other flat surface. Aerial is built into the power cable. Expect a long-distance signal, reliable digital wireless connection, 2 year guarantee, lifetime support, and fast delivery. This kit comes with the following advantages :

Flexible Mounting Options - Two mounting brackets are supplied with this wireless reverse camera. One is designed to fit behind the number plate - with the camera either sitting above or below. The second bracket turns the camera in to a traditional bracket camera for either horizontal or vertical surface mounting.

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.

Night Vision IR LED's - This camera is fitted with IR LED lights so it can see at night time. This light is below the visible spectrum of the human eye, so it won't blind drivers following you.

Suitable for Always on Rear View Driving - This reverse camera can be left on all the time you are driving. The camera angle is fairly wide, so it should be mentioned that vehicles will look further away on a camera display than they do in your mirrors. This isn't a problem for most people, since they tend to want to keep an eye out for tailgaters or people walking behind them when they are reversing.

Guaranteed for Two Years - We are confident in our product, it is part of our long term range, therefore you will have a two year guarantee with us should any factory-fault/defect present itself.

Most Popular Location for Fitting a Monitor - The position of the interior mirror is where we naturally look when we wish to see what is behind us.

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.

Please be aware that there is an aerial on the power wire to the camera, this is NOT waterproof. Ensure that you can safely keep this part away from getting wet. The camera itself is waterproof of course.

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.