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NTSC only - IP67 - Dust; Immersion up to 1 m - Bullet Camera
Bullet cameras are small cylinder shaped reverse cameras that are great for flush mounting in a vehicles bumper. We carry a large selection of dedicated flush mount bullet cameras that have an integrated flange for easy flush mounting. Bullet cameras have many mounting options and are great for covert or concealed uses. We carry the largest selection of bullet cameras for every car.
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iBeam TE-FLC Flush Mount Micro Reverse Backup Camera$34.99- Universal flush mount reverse back up camera
- Rearview use only
- Built in three color parking grid lines
- CMOS image sensor
- 110° wide viewing angle
- Black housing
- Includes drill bit
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iBeam TE-SBC Micro Bullet or Surface Mount Reverse Backup Camera$42.99- Universal flush or surface mount reverse back up camera
- Two way mounting - Includes flush mount ring and surface mount bracket
- Rearview use only
- Built in three color parking grid lines
- CMOS image sensor
- 170° wide viewing angle
- Black housing
- Includes drill bit
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Safesight TOP-SS-211M-313M Surface Mount or Keyhole Type Car Camera$42.99- Two way mounting - Includes flush mount ring and surface mount bracket
- Cut wire for reverse or non-reverse image
- Cut wire for parking grid lines or no-parking grid lines
- Small and Discrete
- CMD sensor for better picture quality
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iBeam TE-RRSC Rotating Eyeball Front or Car Camera$52.99- Rotating Eyeball Camera
- Front or rear view use
- Built in three color parking grid lines
- CMOS image sensor
- 170° wide viewing angle
- Black housing
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iBeam TE-RSC Micro Rotating Eyeball Front or Car Camera$52.99- Micro Rotating Eyeball Camera
- Front or rear view use
- Built in three color parking grid lines
- CMOS image sensor
- 170° wide viewing angle
- Black housing
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Safesight TOP-SS-442M Rotating Ball Type CMOS Camera$52.99- Rotating Ball Camera
- 170 Degree Wide Angle
- Rotate a full 360 degrees
- Cut wire for parking grid lines or no-parking grid lines
- Selectable reverse image for rear view or front view - cut wire changes mode
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Boyo VTK380HD Micro Rotating Ball Type CMOS Camera$58.99- Rotating Ball Camera
- 170 Degree Wide Angle
- Rotate a full 120 degrees
- Low Light Sensitive
- Selectable reverse image for rear view or front view - cut wire changes mode
- Cut wire for parking grid lines or no parking grid lines
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Boyo VTK350 Flush Mount Bullet back up camera with IR illumination$69.99- 120° viewing angle
- Flush Mount or Surface camera
- Night Vision
- Parking grid lines - can be enabled or disabled with cut wire
- Reverse / Non-reverse for back up or front view
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iBeam TE-THC Flush Mount Bullet back up camera with IR illumination$99.99- 170° viewing angle
- Flush Mount Camera
- Night Vision
- Low Light Sensitive
- Mirror Imaged
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Boyo VTK370DL Rotating Ball Type CMOS Car Camera$109.99- Rotating Ball Camera
- 170 Degree Wide Angle
- Rotate a full 360 degrees
- Low Light Sensitive
- Selectable parking grid lines - cut wire changes mode
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Accelevision RVC1200IR Flush Mount Bullet Back Up Camera IR - Reverse Image$149.99- Universal flush mount vehicle camera
- Reverse image for back up use
- 1/3 inch color Sharp CCD sensor
- (10) Built in IR LED's for illumination for viewing in complete darkness or nightvision
- 120° wide viewing angle
- Dimension with flange: 1-3/8" (Length) x 2-1/8" (Diameter)
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