This is a small pin hole dome style camera with a fixed inbuilt angle offering options of true image or mirror image and guidelines on or off

- Dome Shaped Angled Pin Hole Parking Reversing Camera
- Can Be Fitted In Rear Boot or Front Bumper As a Nose Camera
- Guideline and True/Mirror Image Optional By Cutting Loops
- Includes 1m Power Lead, 6m Phono/RCA Cable & 20mm Hole Cutter
- 170 Degree Angle, IP67 Waterproof, Night Vision, 720p HD.
- Dolphin Automotive is a UK Brand of Trading Direct Ltd, Est. 1997
This parking camera offer much flexibility due to its design.
With an angled lens it is suitable for mounting on the rear underneath where
your boot handle and number plate lighting sits to give a discreet view of the
road behind. The camera can have guidelines activated by cutting a white loop
and you can also switch over from true image to mirror image by cutting the
green loop.
The discreet size and angle of the camera also enables use
as a front nose camera where there isn’t a clear line of sight to the front of
your car or van this can be useful and is a feature increasing common on higher
end cars.
The camera comes with the required 20mm hole cutter, a power
lead and 5m phono / RCA cable. If you want to plug this into a screen or head
unit you already need the it will need a phono/RCA input. You may need to
program an OEM unit to tell it a camera is fitted for reversing or have it
selectable for parking it fitting at the front. Alternatively we do offer this
camera as a kit with either a dash board mounted monitor (DOLC418-DM43) or a
mirror monitor (DOLC418-MM43) which is designed to clip over an existing mirror
monitor and works as a mirror in the normal way unit reverse gear is selected
and an image received when a picture is displayed from behind the mirrored
glass.
When installing we suggest it is good practice to waterproof
the connecting joints with some insulation tape or similar to prevent any water
or moisture ingress. Also do not run any cabling besides any high powered
electrical systems such as a car battery and avoid trying up any spare cabling
in a tight ball as this can cause interference. Spare cabling is based taped
together in long straight lines.


