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2018 - IP68 - Dust; Immersion beyond 1 m - 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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Safesight RVCJPKT 1/3" CMOS Spare Tire Bracket Back Up Camera For 2007 - and Up Jeep Wrangler$106.99- Designed to replace the factory tail gate handle for 2009 - and Up Jeep Wrangler pick up truck
- 1/4" CMOS Camera is integrated into the bracket and looks factory
- Parking grid lines for obstacle avoidance
- Requires no modification to the vehicle
- Black finish
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Safesight RVCFDH CMOS Tailgate Handle Back Up Camera For 2015 - and Up Ford F150 - Black$154.99- Designed to replace the factory tail gate handle for 2015 - and Up Ford F-150 pick up truck
- 1/3 inch CMOS Camera is integrated into the handle and looks factory
- Parking grid lines for obstacle avoidance
- Requires no modification to the vehicle
- Black finish
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Safesight RVCFDHC CMOS Tailgate Handle Back Up Camera For 2015 - and Up Ford F150 - Chrome$170.99- Designed to replace the factory tail gate handle for 2015 - and Up Ford F-150 pick up truck
- CMOS Camera is integrated into the handle and looks factory
- Parking grid lines for obstacle avoidance
- Requires no modification to the vehicle
- Chrome finish
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