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Thanks to XLR8 automotive on the Isle of man for sending us in a picture of our AHD numberplate reversing camera that he has fitted to one of his customers pickup trucks.  The image sensor is very sensitive to light, this makes the picture look bright despite the dark cloudy sky.

This bracket allows you to mount one of our stand / dash monitors to attach to the windscreen.  The bracket comes with a Ford/Universal metal mounting plate as standard to fit in to the bracket.  We have optional loctite 319 windscreen button mounting adhesive to fix this to the windscreen.  We also have optional mounting plates to convert some popular mounting plates/buttons in to the same shape as a Ford button for this bracket to attach to.  

The metal groove slides in to the rear channels on most of our dash monitors, once at the desired position you will tighten the rear screw to lock the bracket and monitor in position.  The bracket has two ball joints for getting your desired angle.  

We recommend not being too forceful when adjusting the angle whilst the bracket is attached to the windscreen.  This is out of an abundance of precaution to avoid stress cracking the glass.

We used to sell cheaper multimeters a while back that were supplied by an alternative producer, but they used to fail, so we stopped selling.  We use multimeters on a regular basis, so we need reliability.  We switched to using Tenma for ourselves and haven't had one fail yet.  We have now decided to start selling multimeters again that are supplied by the same company we use for ourselves. This is their auto ranging model. 

Ideal for pedestrian and cyclist safety, this large 10 inch IPS panel display with touchscreen allows you to mark out boxes to provide alerts when a pedestrian or cyclist enters that area of concern. The monitor features basic recording at 360P when inserting up to a 256GB SD card. The touchscreen works well, and makes adjusting the settings and zones easier compared to using a remote control (which is also provided). Optimal set up is using 2x side cameras, 1 rear reversing camera, and 1 front facing camera.