Pyle Universal Mount Front Rear Camera - 1.25Marine Grade Waterproof Cam Built-in Distance Scale Lines Backup Parking/Reverse Assist w/Night Vision LED 420 TVL Resolution & RCA Output - PLCM39FRV

Very nice. I esp like this one because larger lens and option to use as front or reversed mirror image. I used a 1 inch PVC conduit u bracket to surface mount under bumber (gray ones at home depot elect depart). Very sharp and good day/night vision

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When I got this camera, I made a bracket to mount right above my Reese hitch on my truck tucked right up under the bumper. I tapped into the reverse lights on my trailer harness so the camera only powers on when my truck is in reverse. When I first got it hooked up I was really happy with the picture I was getting and really thought it was a score for an in-expensive backup camera. Then came night time. When I was backing up at night all I was getting was a white image like someone was shining a light right into the camera. So the night image was useless. I was going to send the camera back and try a different one, but I decided to see if I could fix the one I had first. The light was coming from the IR when it came on at night, it was reflecting off the inside of the glass and right back into the camera. There is supposed to be a little piece of foam to isolate the IR from the camera, but it didn't actually go all the way to the glass. So I took it apart and re-cut some foam and double sided tape to get the two isolated again. After putting it all back together it works great both day and night. I give it three stars because this is a very simple problem that should not be an issue coming from the factory.

pas de très grande qualité, cable fragile, attention de ne pas les tourner, casse facilement, mais facile d'installation sur l'auto

These items are horrible. They don't last. I've bought four of these things, and three of them have failed. They've got a life expectancy of about six months, and then something goes wrong with the infrared sensor and it keeps switching from day to night to day (in the dark), that simulates a "strobe-light" effect. I tried contacting the manufacturer, but was told they only had a 30-DAY warranty. Really? That's ludicrous. If my system (in-car baby-monitoring system) wasn't designed around these bullet cameras, I'd never buy anything from Pyle again.