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Difficulty Level:
Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Rear Camera Mirror Monitoring System
- Provides 170-Degree Horizontal Field of View
- Exclusive Scrolling Function Offers 150-Degree Vertical Field of View
- Super HD Display Featuring 1,980 x 320 Resolution Screen
- Integrated Front-Facing DVR Recording Camera at 25 FPS and 1080p Resolution
- Included 30 FPS Rear Camera at 1080p Resolution
- Built-In G-Shock Sensor for Automatic Event Recording
- Mirror Measures 9.66 Inches Wide
- Full Touch Screen Controls
- Retains Basic Mirror Function
- Shatter Resistant Tempered Glass Screen
- Durable Automotive Grade Housing
- Straightforward Installation
- Fits All Jeep Wrangler Models
Description
Leveled Up Rear Mirror Function. Provide your Wrangler with exceptional rear visibility when you upgrade to the FullVUE Rear Camera Mirror System. This system takes the function of a rear camera to a whole new level by integrating it with a rear mirror that works as its video monitor. This factor means you don’t have to upgrade to a new stereo system to get the benefits of a backup camera. Moreover, this system retains its mirror function for when you’re parked, making this system quite energy-efficient.
Advanced Design. This system features an advanced rear camera mirror designed to function as a full HD touchscreen monitor as well as a 1080p resolution camera. These components work together to give you a 1,980 x 320 high res display image of the rear. This camera mirror is capable of providing a 170-free horizontal field of view all but eliminating blind spots. Likewise, its exclusive scrolling function lets you change the angle of the camera view. This enables you to monitor the contents of your cargo area, the status of your hitch receiver, and other situations at the back. Finally, the camera mirror comes with an integrated 1080p front-facing recording camera with a G-shock sensor that automatically records once it senses an impact. This feature helps keep you secure in case of an accident.
Durable Build Quality. This system’s included camera mirror utilizes a tempered glass screen, making it resistant to impacts and scratches. Additionally, the assembly’s housing is molded from high-quality automotive-grade plastic for superior durability. Lastly, the screen and housing are completely sealed for a clean OE-grade look.
Straightforward Install Procedure. This camera mirror system is designed to replace your factory rear view mirror without modifications to your vehicle. That said, you will need to perform some wiring work to properly integrate this system with your vehicle’s electronics. You will also need a voltmeter to properly install this system. Please note that this system will only work with the included rear camera.
Application. The FullVUE Rear Camera Mirror System fits all Jeep Wrangler models.
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Installation & What's in the Box
Installation Info
What's in the Box
- (1) FullVUE Mirror Assembly
- (1) Rear Camera Assembly
- (1) Power Harness
- (1) Video/Power Harness
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