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CMOS - 4 Pin Connector - Vehicle Specific Back Up Cameras
Vehicle specific back up cameras are reverse cameras that are designed to fit a certain vehicle. These reversing cameras usually replace a brake light or license plate light and give an OEM look.
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Crimestopper SV-6901.EXP 3rd Brake Light Camera for Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana Van$149.99- Vehicle Specific for Chevy Express and GMC Savana Vans
- 170 Wide Angle View
- CMOS Sensor
- Integrated LED Brakelight
- Factory fit in place of factory brake light
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Safesight TOP-SS-5018C Back Up Camera for Mercedes and Dodge Sprinter Van$149.99- Universal fit for Mercedes and Dodge Sprinter Vans
- Uses factory brake light light assembly with no modification necessary
- 170° viewing angle for extra wide angle
- (7) Built-in Infrared LED's for illumination in complete darkness
- 3 Color Parking grid lines
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Safesight RVCSPR Back Up Brake Light Camera for Mercedes Sprinter Van$160.99- Universal fit for Mercedes and Dodge Sprinter Vans
- Designed to replace existing upper third brake light lens
- Uses factory brake light light assembly with no modification necessary
- 4-Pin connector for use with Safesight commercial grade backup Monitors
- 170° viewing angle for extra wide angle
- Super CMOS imager
- (7) Built-in Infrared LED's for illumination in complete darkness
- 3 Color Parking grid lines
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