Description
【Rear View Camera for JK JKU】 This Resersing car backup camera with a spare tire mount design, compatible with Jeep Wrangler JK JKU (2007-2018) with opening 12 o'clock wheel. Please confirm your wheel design before purchasing. 📌f you need an adjustable bracket for 1 or 2 O'clock mounting option, please search EWAY Classic 3.0 or Asin: B088NLMWTP.【Aftermarket/OEM Monitor Adapters】 This for Jeep JK backup camera kit come with RCA video adpter for aftermarket monitor, also include an OEM monitor adapter allows the use of the aftermarket camera on OEM monitor systems ‘MyGig headunit’.🚀 (this connection requires dealer to reprogram,'Sales Codes' is required for unlock factory radio)..【Clear Camera Vision】High-quality standard 720P clear view for your Wrangler. 6 glass lenses, 100% true color reproduction. Mini illymination 0.1 lux rearview camera adopts advanced Night Vision technology, with a resolution of 600 TV Line, get a great color image in the dark for safe reversing and driving. .【150° Wide View】 JK Reverse camera with 150 ° viewing angle of the reversing camera design, show the true dimension of the site to avoid blind spots make parking safer and simpler. A higher view from the latch position, this backup camera offers just a right viewing angle of the hitch ball, which helps drivers get easy hoop up your truck to trailer. Optional parking line with "ON/OFF" switch. No cutting wire required. .【Waterproof and Durable】 Made of solid thick plastic and the fully sealed glue filling process design reaches the standard IP68 waterproof rating. No matter rain, snow or other bad weather, you don't need to worry about driving through extreme weather. .【Easily Installation】Route the camera wire straight back from the camera along top of the spare tire mount and then drop the wire down and through the side. Then, fish the cable through the tailgate. The + and - connect to the Jeep taillight wires. The red pigtail on the other end of the video cable connects to the Reverse wire coming off the ‘MyGig headunit’.
