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Sunvisor 7" LCD - this is the ONLY legal way of doing this in Australia
Features
Super-slim design in only 7mm thick
Can be closely stick on the original sun-visor of the car
With a clip for easily put the monitor on the sun-visor directly without damaging any part to your car
Suitable for various brand of cars
With the revolutionary installation, advanced circuit design adopted
High luminance up to 350 - 400 cd/m2, providing more clear picture and vivid color effect
Excellent picture effect available even in the strong sunlight
Screen: TFT 7-inch AU new screen
Sun-visor mobile TFT monitor
Remote control with OSD menu
LCD displaying on the front panel
Available to control the Sanyo multi-CD player
Power supply: DC 12 V
Brightness: 350-400 cd/m2
Video: two AV inputs V1/V2
Accessories: one remote control, one connection wire
Product weight: 575g
Overall size: 130mm x 270mm x 7mm
Camera Options:
 
Bullet Number Plate
Miniature Tailgate
These cameras are supplied with 7.5M of RCA cabling.
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Camera Options
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CMOS
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Bullet
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Number Plate
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Miniature Tailgate
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Second Camera – These cameras are supplied with both 7.5M and 15M RCA cabling
GENERAL CONNECTIONS FOR ALL RCA MONITORS:
Both Camera and monitor need to be powered by connecting
Red - Positive
Black - Negative
If the power cable does not have Red/Black wires then
you will need to test using a multi meter. The inside
of the plug is positive, the outside negative
Some monitors may also have a green wire which, when
connected to the positive side of the reversing light
will make the camera display on input no 2. If
connecting a second camera then this wire should not be
connected (or a simple switch put in to disable it when
the second camera is connected). The monitor can be
manually turned on to display the camera at any time and
can be left on whilst driving.
The connection between the camera and the monitor is via
a simple RCA cable. Only the YELLOW is used.
If more instructions are needed then you
should be getting this unit professionally installed
Of course all items supplied should be tested BEFORE
installation.
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