7" CabCam Analog Wireless Rear-View Two Camera System

Many drivers would prefer to have a wireless backup camera. The primary reason is because it is easy to install compared to the cabled system. It should be understood, however, that even though it's called a wireless backup camera, it still needs a power source. In this case, it should be attached to the reverse light circuit in order for it to operate when the vehicle is put in reverse. Being a wireless type, you will be saved from the effort of connecting the wires from the camera to the monitor inside the vehicle. Camera has a 600' line-of-sight range. When installing more than one camera, you must know which channel you will be using.  One-Year Warranty

Two-Camera System Includes:

• 7" TFT LCD Wide-Angle Color Monitor
• 2- 1/3" CCD Weatherproof, Infrared Color Cameras for Channel 3 and 4
• Base-Mounted Remote Antenna with 9.75' Cord
• Ball Swivel and U-Support Mounting Bracket
• 6 Pin Power Wire Harness with Jack for AC/Cigarette Lighter/DC Adapter and AC Power Adapter
• Cigarette Lighter Adapter
• 2 - 3.25' DC Adapters
• RCA Cable
• Remote Control

Analog Wireless Transmission

Analog Wireless is the transmission of audio & video signals using radio frequencies.  CabCam uses 2.4GHZ frequency.  The transmission between the antennas is what is considered wireless.  The camera is still need to be connected to a 12 volt power supply.

Facts About Analog Wireless:

*  The signal from a camera can be picked up by multiple monitors.

*  Antennas for the monitor and camera need "line of sight" in order to get a good signal.

*  It is susceptable to interference.  Overhead power lines, cell phones, other wireless items with close frequencies.

*  Analog wireless items cannot be mixed with digital wireless items.