The Laser 4.3″ Solar Wireless Reversing Camera Kit is perfect for assisting reverse or parallel parking.

Providing rear camera images on the in-car LCD Screen, now you have a clear view of blind spots or hazards behind your vehicle. Avoid expensive damage to your car with this energy-efficient wireless reversing camera powered by solar panels and a rechargeable battery.

The Laser Solar Reversing Camera easily mounts to a standard Australian number plate, eliminating the need for messy cables or wiring. Install the Laser Rear Reversing Camera Kit to your vehicle and take the hassle out of reverse parking.
Key Features

• 4.3″ LCD Screen – Powered by the car’s cigarette lighter (12v) socket. A bright low profile full color IPS LCD screen shows all the detail from the rear camera and is powered by 12V (or 24v) DC from the car’s cigarette lighter (12v) socket. So, if your car turns the 12v cig socket on and off with the car (most do), then the screen will turn on and off with the car as well.
• Wireless – No wires. That’s right… there is no need to run wiring through the car to connect the rear camera to the front monitor. Using a proprietary closed-circuit wireless connection, the camera is ready on standby to send the video signal to the front monitor.
• Night vision – 135-degree wide-angle lens. Ideal for nighttime or dark underground car parks, the rear camera has a 135-degree wide-angle lens allowing you to not only see the space you’re reversing into but also the cars or obstacles on either side of that space.
• Parking Assist Lines – help position the car more accurately. help to line up the car with colored lines appearing in the video image. Designed to assist with reversing into parking spaces, the static (they don’t move) lines can help the driver position the car more accurately.
• Weatherproof – IP67 rated. The camera is IP67 waterproof rated and built for Australian conditions… dust, mud, rain, or moisture.
• Solar-powered – so you don’t need to connect it to the car’s power. With a 2600mAh battery built-in, a fully charged battery lasts up to six months. You will need at least a few hours of sunlight to charge the battery if completely flat… however, in normal day-to-day use (note we didn’t say night-to-night use)… the battery should be charged in normal driving (*especially if your car is parked outside during the day).
• DIY – Easier than a wired-in device, the wireless camera and monitor can be installed in under 15 minutes. Step one is to unscrew your rear license plate, attach it to the Solar camera strip and then screw it back into the same location. Step two is to place the screen with a suction holder onto your windscreen. Step three is to connect the power cable to the screen and your 12V socket.