IMPORTANT. This camera uses a Sony Image Sensor component. The quality of image is what you would expect from Sony but without the high price tag for Sony Branded cameras. This is a Masten branded camera.

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Product Description

Camera Style: Dual Camera Housing / Dual View Heavy Duty
Camera Image Sensor: Sony 1/4 CCD 700 TV Lines of Resolution
Camera Colour: Black
Waterproof Rating Certification: IP69K
Infrared Night Vision LED Lights: Yes - 30 LEDs
Night Vision Distance: 15 metres
Viewing Angle: 120° and 45°
White Balance Sensor: Yes
Application: Ideal for Caravans, Trucks and Motor Homes

Video Format: PAL

• World-class and Certified Waterproof (fully submersible) and weather resistant housing for extended durability and a greater range of applications
• Stylish Design available in White or Black
• PixelPerfect® High-Grade image sensors feature 420 TV Lines with Masten CMOS Image Sensor or massive 700 TV Lines with Sony® 1/4 CCD Sensor for clear viewing in day and night (check Specs)
• Perfectly adjusted viewing angle for safer reversing and more accurate imagery
• Safer driving at night with the built-in high quality infrared LED lights and long range viewing distance
• Wide working temperature of Working temperature: -20°C~70°C.
• Unique IR-CUT effectively avoids color aberration in daylight
• Equipped with a White Balance sensor which enables the camera to remove unrealistic colour casts so that objects that appear whiter in person appear white on your camera monitor
• Suitable for all applications including buses, mini vans, caravans, trailers, trucks, agriculture equipment and much more

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Understanding reverse cameras

The difference between CMOS cameras and CCD cameras can be likened to the difference between analogue and digital. CCD cameras deliver a sharper picture with more image lines and delivers clearer night vision in extremely low light conditions.

Although a super wide viewing angle such as 180° is appealing, it should be noted that a wider angle distorts the image and provides insufficient depth of field. For safer and optimum performance 92°-120° should only be considered.

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