This mini rear view camera pairs a 170-degree wide lens with a 1080P sensor, so a single unit covers the tail corners and the kerb line behind the vehicle in one frame. The compact metal body sits neatly against the rear panel without dominating the tailgate, which suits RVs, vans, buses and trucks alike. IP69K sealing means the camera survives high-pressure hot water cleaning in fleet wash bays as well as rain, mud and dust on site roads. Voltage support from 12V to 24V covers both passenger-derived vehicles and heavy trucks, so mixed fleets can standardise on one part number for reversing and parking duties.
| Product Type | Mini Wide Angle Rear View Backup Camera |
|---|---|
| Camera Resolution | 1080P |
| View Angle | 170° Ultra Wide Angle |
| Night Vision | Starlight Night Vision |
| Waterproof Rating | IP69K |
| Voltage | DC 12V – 24V |
| Lens | Glass Wide-angle Lens |
| Screen Size | Display on external monitor or MDVR screen |
| Wired or Wireless | Wired |
| Working Temperature | -20℃ ~ +70℃ |
| Vehicle Compatibility | Truck, RV, Van, Bus, Commercial Fleet Vehicle |
A 170-degree lens reaches both tail corners and the ground strip immediately behind the bumper, which is the zone where mirror sight lines fail on long vehicles. When additional side cameras share the same monitor, the unit becomes part of a wider perimeter layout, so the driver confirms clearance before reversing into a bay, aligning to a dock or backing out of a campsite pitch.
The starlight-calibrated sensor retains usable detail when ambient light drops, and the 1080P resolution keeps number plates and painted markings legible on screen. In unlit depots, dim parking structures and night lay-bys, obstacles and neighbouring vehicles remain identifiable, so reversing after dark rests on visible evidence rather than estimation.
IP69K protection means the camera withstands high-pressure hot water cleaning in addition to rain, mud and dust. Fleet wash bays, cement yards and construction access roads do not compromise the sealed metal body, so permanent exterior mounting on a trailer tail or bus rear panel survives routine heavy service.
Compatible monitors and MDVR units can bring the rear channel up automatically once reverse gear is engaged, and the wide-angle framing reduces the need for the driver to reposition the lens during tight manoeuvres. Image orientation can be set to mirror or non-mirror mode, and mounting brackets hold the aim steady through vibration on long service routes.
The camera covers trucks, RVs, vans, buses and mixed commercial fleets through its 12V–24V input, which simplifies spare-part planning for operators running different vehicle types. The compact housing suits tight tail panels, and the IP69K sealing and wide temperature window make it appropriate for cold northern haulage and hot southern routes with the same part number.
