Backup Camera, Esky Ultra HD CMOS Car Rear-view Camera 170° Wide View Angle Waterproof Reversing Camera with Super Night Vision for Pickup Truck Car Large SUV Minivan Tractor Trailer Van and Sedans
Key features
- •Esky EC170-08 Car Rear View Camera Apply to Voltage Range From 12-24V DC Power, With Hi-definition Color CMOS, NTSC TV system, 420 TV lines, 628 x 586 pixels/510 x 496 Pixels Effective pixels
- •The Esky Car Security Camera provide 170° Perfect Wide View Angle eliminating blind spots, with a wide field of vision, dangerous blind spots are a thing of the past
- •Esky Reverse Camera of solid design with polished surface, stainless and stylish. Professional exterior weather-resistant and waterproof, dustproof, moisture proof. Better still, it can tolerate extreme temperatures between -58°F and 176°F
- •Auto Backup Camera provides clear image in day and night. Perfectly solve the issue of bad car rear view effect. Useful even in dark place
- •Easy to install and operate. Installation instructions are included. 1 Year Replacement . Your satisfaction comes first! If any question, Esky 24 Hours Customer Service is online. Contact us for Technical Support or Replacement if you received the item in defect
BrandEsky
CategoryVehicle Backup Cameras
Backup Camera, Esky Ultra HD CMOS Car Rear-view Camera 170° Wide View Angle Waterproof Reversing Camera with Super Night Vision for Pickup Truck Car Large SUV Minivan Tractor Trailer Van and Sedans
List Price: $31.02$27.92DEALYou Save: $3.10 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.2
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Great quality cam at a low price
slacker775•August 17, 2017
I had been looking to install a rear view cam in my 2013 Toyota Highlander for awhile but figured I would have to replace the OEM radio (6.1" non JBL touchscreen) but didn't want that added cost. After a lot of researching, I found that with the TY11 adapter, I would be able to utilize the factory radio. Installing this camera to the back of the rear door was pretty easy, and the attached cables, while,short were ample to get inside. The addition cable to run to the front were not long enough however so I had to splice a few additional feet to be able to cleanly reach. For any type of sedan, they should be fine as is. I powered this cam off the rear accessory outlet, and the video cable to the radio and it work exactly as desired. Put the car in reverse and the rear view cam shows up. For less than $50, a great value.
horrible
Bill•May 29, 2017
terrible, had to return two of them in less than 2 months time. first one the image turned sideways, the second one filled with water and wouldn't clear up, stay away from these
Nice camera, very happy!
msme•April 17, 2017
Just hooked up camera clear picture and camera is small looks good on my 2011 Accord. The funny thing is we initially bought a camera, same brand that attaches to our license plate and we had it professionally installed. It was WAY too obvious, it screamed camera. So we bought this one and plugged it into the existing wiring and it worked perfectly very happy!
Have an RV and want a wireless rearview? Here ya go...
Snoopy•February 25, 2017
The 5 stars is my assessment of my entire order of this camera accompanied by HitCar RCA DC Power Audio Video AV Extension cable and a WishRing Wifi Car Backup Camera Realtime Video Wireless. After opening and inspecting the packages I connected it up to 12v DC and ran a test using the Android App "WIFIAV". My phone detected the new wifi signal, I connected, updated the name and password, and "poof", the rear camera appeared on my phone. Since everything worked, I installed them as a rear clearance camera for my 34ft fifth wheel. I mounted the camera high on the rig and ran the cable through the existing center top trailer clearance light and then along the inside of the ceiling in order to get the transmitter closer to the tow vehicle. This was just to ensure I had a good signal. Full install took about 3 hours, most of that was choosing how to run the wires so they avoided my wife's "ugly test".
The only downside, and this is my fault, is that the backup camera has the grid. I didn't need or want that.
The only downside, and this is my fault, is that the backup camera has the grid. I didn't need or want that.
Waste of money
LaTonya M.•March 6, 2016
Spent an hour running wire and although the power lines tested for power with a volt meter the camera never powered on. Waste of money.
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