Pyle Plcm34wir 3.5″ Backup Camera & Monitor System With Night Vision
$45.00
The Pyle PLCM34WIR 3-1/2 in. Backup Camera and Monitor System with Night Vision also includes cabling should you prefer to hardwire the system. The waterproof, marine-grade backup camera mounts easily above your license plate and outputs crystal clear video over an RCA jack. Automatic camera priority and video sense input instantly recognizes the moment you put your car in reverse. Then, the camera system automatically s on and the LCD screen gives you a better look of what is behind you!
Specification: Pyle Plcm34wir 3.5″ Backup Camera & Monitor System With Night Vision
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5 reviews for Pyle Plcm34wir 3.5″ Backup Camera & Monitor System With Night Vision
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DiLucy –
The product seems to provide a good view directly behind our motorhome. But, hooking it up was an experience. The directions were non existent. Be prepared to find someone with experience to do the hookup – wireless it is not. It also flickers when in motion. Considering the price it is probably a fair deal.
dbmck –
IT LOOKS LIKE THIS PRODUCT IS PRIVATE BRANDED TO A NUMBER OF COMPANIES. THE PYLE STAMP WAS SMUDGED ON THE FACE OF THE MONITOR. I DID A BENCH TEST FIRST AS THE DIRECTIONS WERE VERY POOR. THERE IS A LOT OF EXTRA WIRING IN THE BOX THAT MOST PEOPLE WILL NOT NEED. IT WORKS OK, IF YOU LEAVE THE MONITOR ON WHILE DRIVING YOU WILL PICK UP SECURITY CAMERA FEEDS FROM THE BUSINESSES AS YOU PASS BY.
Gmcman81 –
The wireless was worthless on my 1988 GMC Jimmy but the yellow wire was long enough for it to still work. Works great day or night and the distance grid is very helpful.
Exoskins –
Having a little courage to dismantle parts of your car is the biggest step for installation of the backup camera. The most difficult portion of the install is getting the wiring to the backup lights and finding a power supply for the monitor. Because I installed the camera in a Van, I had to dress the powerline quite a bit further to get to the backup lights on the body frame. Once that was accomplished and all of the trim replaced, I then had to deal with finding a power source close to the top of the windshield. I finally decided to tap into the power line for the vanity mirror located on the visor. That turned out to be the easiest part of the install. I placed the 3.5″ monitor next to the rear view mirror. It is a natural location for it.
I tested the setup and was pleasantly surprised by the clear image that the wireless transmission provided. The daytime image is better than the nighttime image, due mainly to the bleeding of light onto the lens from the built in LEDs. The night image is completely useful in helping with backing up, it just has a little bit of light leak on it. Overall I am very pleased with the quality and overall usefulness of the product. So much so, that I am purchasing another unit for my wife’s car.
Mike –
I read some bad reviews of this item…people took them to shops to have it installed and were told it doesn’t work, etc….This may be because the directions included (which are very basic) are incorrect regarding the Wireless connections and show the Wireless Transmitter connected to the Monitor and the Wireless Receiver connected to the Camera which is opposite of how it should be! Common sense should tell you that the Monitor has nothing to send to the Camera to receive! It is a bit of a time consuming install with some very light gauge wires that need connected to larger wires, but if you’ve done any 12 volt wiring projects before it is not too difficult. I tested the operation of camera and monitor with the video cable before installing anything to be sure they both worked and then installed the wireless components and retested….Voila!