How to pick up a backup camera for your vehicle?
For your vehicle safety, for your safety
Why do we need vehicle backup camera systems?
Do you know what is a backup camera for a vehicle?
A backup camera is the third eye, to monitor the back view of the vehicle. It not only protects your car from collaboration but also keeps you safe without a blind spot.
Visionewcam backup camera systems are suitable for no matter what kind of vehicle or how long it is.
From RV backup cameras to pickup truck reverse cameras, to bus backup cameras, and everything in between, aftermarket backup camera systems will help keep you and your vehicle safe.
That is to say, a backup camera that helps you avoid accidents caused by reversing and parking more accurately.
With a backup camera, you will see exactly what’s going on behind you for maximum safety.
What’s the category of vehicle backup camera systems?
Do you know how many types of vehicle camera systems are there? There are two basic categories of camera systems – wired and wireless backup camera systems that can be installed for your vehicles.
A wired backup camera system has plenty of cables. What is a wireless backup camera system? Here, it means the connection from the monitor to the cameras is wireless. That is to say, there are no cables between them.
Why wireless vehicle camera systems are better for the green hand?
As the vehicle camera is so important. And rearview camera system can help to eliminate blind spots in large vehicles, in particular, alert you when you come too close to an obstacle or when a small child goes in the car suddenly. But why we should pick up a wireless backup camera system, not a wired monitor system?
Disadvantages of wired camera systems
- Frustrating Installation
It is well known that; the installation process of wired camera systems is very tricky. Without an expert’s assistance, it is hard for a green hand to install the complete cables for the entire vehicle.
That means, if you hope to do it well, you need extra labor costs to finish the installation. If not, I am afraid the wrong installation will cause operation problems, even monitor or camera burnt.
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Trouble Uncertain Factors
So many uncertain factors from cables. We might misjudge the problems from a display screen or camera when they should be from cables. You know, when wires are loose or defective, the complete backup camera system cannot work.
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Higher Update Costs
To be honest, the technology of wired backup camera systems is not as advanced as wireless backup systems. If you have a wired backup camera system, you hope to change it into a convenient wireless version, which will cost more, compared with the original wireless camera system.
A wireless vehicle system equals a wired monitor, a wired camera, a wireless transmitter, and a wireless receiver. However, the entire four-piece system costs higher prices.
Advantages of wireless rear view systems
- Easy-peasy Installation
While a wired system is hard to install, on the opposite, a wireless backup camera system is convenient to install, even for a non-technological person. All you need is to power up the display monitor and camera by using vehicle power sources.
If you want it more convenient, powering them with an extra power bank is a good choice.
So you will find, a wireless backup camera system saves not only installation time but also labor costs.
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Good Image Quality as Wired Backup Camera Systems
Nowadays, wireless technology is far more mutual than before. In the last years, most people thought wired backup camera systems had good quantity because the wireless backup camera was less than 1.0 Megapixels. So they preferred a 1.0 MP or 2.0MP wired backup camera system.
However, as wireless technology has improved continuously these years, it is also 2.0 as a wired backup camera. It has been a popular option with good image quality.
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Digital Signal More Reliable
Wireless backup camera systems, have two types. One is analog wireless, while the other is digital wireless.
When people complain about wireless camera systems, they mean analog systems.
Frankly speaking, analog signals are prone to static or signal loss. Sometimes, interference can cause poor image quality.
However, a digital signal wireless system is different, which is more reliable.
This is because digital wireless uses a secure digitally paired technology. It is similar to wi-fi, sending and receiving the signal. This means no snowy picture and long-range transmission.
So, don’t get these kits confused with the old analog wireless. This is because the dirty signal of analog signal is restricted to a low 10mw of power, while digital wireless can use 100mw and hop frequencies several times a second.
As you can see, Visionewcam only offers a digital wireless backup camera system.
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More Suitable for Shorter Vehicle
I am not saying that wireless backup camera systems have no disadvantages. Certainly, it has limitations. For example, If the vehicle is too large and too long, it might have signal interference. This is because there are too many barriers inside the vehicle. But if in the open air, the wireless range is from 30-300 meters (Visionewcam HD 2.4G digital wireless camera systems can do that).
In this case, as far as I am concerned, we can use the wireless backup camera systems well for some shorter vehicles, such as forklift trucks, RVs, trailer RVs, heavy trucks, excavators, heavy equipment, mining, farm equipment, tractor truck, bus, coach, school bus, garbage truck, trailer truck, van fleet, fire trucks, ambulance, Cash-In-Transit, port crane boat, rail tram, airport vehicle, crane truck, CAT truck, caterpillar truck, dump truck, LPG truck, etc.
How do wireless backup cameras work?
As long as you plug your vehicle in the reverse gear, the wireless backup camera automatically turns on. This is because the backup camera is generally wired to the reverse lights which are also its main source of power. Thus, whenever the reversing lights turn on so does the backup camera.
But why would that happen? The transmitter will send a signal to the receiving end, which should be the display monitor or the mobile device, depending on the systems you’re choosing. Therefore, sending an image which is then displayed on the display screen or monitor mounted on top of or into the dashboard of the vehicle.
If you prefer a low-cost but good-image wireless backup camera, a WiFi camera, which is also called a smartphone-based camera, is the best option. It is a kind of wireless backup camera system without a display screen. You can see from your smartphone or tablet, which is extremely convenient.
In addition, your phone likely has an HD screen, so a smartphone backup camera will provide a clear picture as long as the signal is strong.
Visionewcam WiFi Camera 1080P with recording
Here are some pros of the Visionewcam WiFi camera.
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Continuously updated APP. No worry about the bug.
As we know, APP updating is the most confusing thing in WiFi camera operation. Many Apps suddenly stop updating when in use. It is way too inconvenient for the users.
Visionewcam WiFi camera’s APP is continuously updated. In this case, the users don’t worry about the bugs in operation.
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Smoothly working even on fast speedy roads.
Here’s a test video on the highway.
You can see the Visionewcam WiFi camera can work smoothly at such high speed, without any signal interruption.
Keeping a signal connection is extremely important for a wireless camera. In this case, the driver can judge anything according to real view.
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FCC certificate proved.
Good quality is guaranteed for your choices.
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Compatible with smartphones and tablets, very convenient.
Your smartphones or tablets can be screens after downloading Apps.
In addition, if you prefer a complete wireless 1080P security camera system 4 pack for your vehicle, HD 2.4GHz digital wireless camera monitor system will be a good choice. It is a wireless security camera system with recorder.
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Both you and your vehicles’ safety matter.–Vikki Deng
