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Compact Side View Vehicle Camera - Ideal for Cyclist and Pedestrian Safety

Good Image Quality - This camera uses the F53 image sensor, delivering a high resolution 700 TVL image. If you're seeking the absolute best image quality, the larger Sony CCD sensor would offer a slightly better result. However, using the Sony sensor would mean sacrificing the compact size that the F53 sensor offers in this camera. Hence, it’s a trade-off between image quality and the camera's compact design.
Compact Size Side View Camera - Customers often choose this camera for its compact size, making it a great fit for large vehicles (van size and up). Its subtle appearance allows it to blend in well, offering a discreet and practical solution for side-view monitoring.
IR Night Vision LED's - This camera is equipped with IR infrared LEDs, which are invisible to the naked eye but visible to the camera. These LEDs help to provide a clear image even in very dark conditions.
110 Degrees Wide Field Of View - The camera offers a 110-degree field of vision, making it ideal for covering blind spots and detecting hazards. This wide-angle view ensures improved safety, especially when mounted on larger vehicles, by giving a broader perspective of the surroundings.
Mirror Image - The camera outputs a mirror image to replicate the same view you would see in your vehicle's side mirrors. This feature ensures that you can easily interpret the footage and spot potential hazards.
IP68 Waterproof protection - Rest assured, this camera has an IP68 waterproof rating, meaning it's more than capable of handling whatever the British weather throws at it.
Reduces Blindspots / Increases Safety - The main advantage of this camera is that it helps reduce your vehicle’s blind spots, which significantly enhances your safety and that of other road users.

Adjustable for Left Side/Right Side/Reverse View

This ball inside this camera can be adjusted to allow it to be fitted to either the left side, the right side, or the rear wall of the motorhome. Simply ensure that the green IR light sensor is at the bottom of the camera so that the image is the correct way up.