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None - ATSC - Yes - VGA input - Universal HDMI monitors
Add a stand alone LCD monitor to your car that accepts HDMI inputs. We offer a full selection of LCD monitors that are 12 volt and accept High definition video from any HDMI source. Our LCD monitors can be mounted with a variety of LCD mounts that we carry and can be used in applications outside of a car.
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Axess TVD1801-22 22" HD LED TV with AC/DC power adapter and built in DVD$213.99Out of stock- 22 inch LED TV and DVD combo
- 1920 x 1080 Max Resolution
- Built in DVD
- 12V DC Power
- Integrated HDTV (ATSC) Tuner
- High performance wide 16:9 aspect ratio
- Dimensions 21"W X 13 1/2"H (without the stand) and 21"W X 14 3/4"H (with stand)
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Axess TVD1801-24 24" HD LED TV with AC/DC power adapter and built in DVD$235.99Out of stock- 1920 x 1080 Max Resolution
- Built in DVD
- 12V DC Power
- Integrated HDTV (ATSC) Tuner
- High performance wide 16:9 aspect ratio
- Dimensions 23"W X 14 3/4"H (without the stand) and 23"W X 16"H (with stand)
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Axess TV1701-40 40" 1080p High-Definition LED TV$299.99Out of stock- 40” LED TV Combo
- Built-in Digital and Analog Television Tuner
- Max Resolution: 1920 X 1080
- Contrast Ratio: 5000:1
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- Built-in Speakers
- Product Dimensions (without stand): 36'' W x 3.25" D x 21" H
- Product Dimensions (with stand): 36" W x 8" D x 23" H
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