Universal reversing camera — wide angle, night vision

A reversing camera to fit on any car, on the number plate or in the bumper. It connects to the car stereo, to a CarPlay screen or to a mirror monitor, and comes on by itself when you select reverse.

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Free delivery in mainland France. The dates are calculated on working days from today.

  • Free shipping, with no minimum order
  • Order processed within 24 hours — delivered within 7 working days
  • 14 days to change your mind, no reason required
  • Secure payment — we never see your card number

It comes on exactly as you select reverse.

Key points
  • Covers 180° just above the bumper, with guide lines.
  • Two wires only: the video to the screen, the power taken from the reversing light.
  • Works with a stereo that has a screen, an added CarPlay screen or a mirror monitor.
  • AHD 1080p version also compatible with CVBS: it can do both.
  • Waterproof, fitted on the plate, in the bumper or on the boot lid.
What to know before ordering
Angle
180°, just above the bumper.
Signal
CVBS 720p (the historic analogue) or AHD 1080p, the latter also switching to CVBS.
Triggering
Power taken from the reversing light: no switch needed.
Nuit
Sensor working in very low light; the reversing lights are enough to light the scene.
Fitting
On the number plate, in the bumper or on the boot lid. Waterproof.
Wiring
Video cable to run from the back to the dashboard, under the sill trims.
What is in the box
  • The camera and its mounting bracket.
  • The video cable and the power loom.
How to use it safely
  • A reversing camera is an aid: it does not replace looking around and using your mirrors.
  • Do not expect a daylight image at night: you will see an obstacle in an unlit car park, not a lit scene.
  • Check that the cable entry through the boot lid or the bumper is properly sealed.
Check before you buy
  • Check what your screen accepts. If in doubt, take the AHD: it also switches to CVBS, so it works either way.
  • Plan to run a cable from the back to the dashboard, under the sill trims.
  • Find the reversing light wire: it is what triggers the automatic display.
Shipping & returns

Preparation : order processed within 24 hours, tracking number sent as soon as it ships.

Shipping : mainland France, within 7 working days. That is a maximum, not an average.

Shipping cost : free, with no minimum order.

Returns : 14 days from delivery, with no reason required.

Full details on the Shipping and returns page

Description

Seeing what is behind a bumper

A crouching child, a bollard, a trailer, a low post: what damages a car while reversing is almost always what you cannot see from the seat. This camera covers 180° just above the bumper, with guide lines that give you the distance.

It plugs into what you already have

Two wires: the video, which goes to the screen, and the power, taken from the reversing light — which is what makes it come on exactly as you select reverse, with no switch. It works with a stereo that has a screen, an added CarPlay screen, or a mirror monitor.

Choosing between CVBS and AHD

Le CVBS 720p is the historic analogue signal: it is what almost every Chinese car stereo and entry-level screen expects. TheAHD 1080p is finer, but the screen has to understand it — this version also switches to CVBS, so it works either way. If in doubt, take the AHD one: it can do both.

Vision nocturne

The sensor works in very low light and the reversing lights are enough to light the scene. You will see an obstacle in an unlit car park; do not expect a daylight image.

Worth knowing

  • Étanche, fitted on the plate, in the bumper or on the boot lid.
  • Video cable to run from the back to the dashboard, under the sill trims.
  • Guide lines which can be switched off on most screen models.
  • Free shipping within mainland France, with no minimum order.
  • 14 days to change your mind, returns accepted with no reason required.

When it earns its place

What you cannot see from the seat

A crouching child, a bollard, a trailer, a low post: what damages a car while reversing is almost always invisible from the driver's seat.

The screen you already have

A stereo with a screen, an added CarPlay screen or a mirror monitor: the camera plugs into what is there.

Parallel parking in town

The guide lines give you the distance, which no mirror does.

The unlit car park

The sensor works in very low light and the reversing lights are enough to reveal an obstacle.

Questions we are asked about this product

CVBS or AHD, how do you choose?

CVBS 720p is the historic analogue signal: it is what almost every Chinese car stereo and entry-level screen expects. AHD 1080p is finer, but the screen has to understand it. If in doubt, take the AHD: this version also switches to CVBS, so it works either way.

Do you need a switch?

No. The power is taken from the reversing light: that is what makes it come on exactly as you select reverse.

Which screens does it work with?

A stereo with a screen, an added CarPlay screen, or a mirror monitor. All it needs is a video input.

Can you see anything at night?

Yes: the sensor works in very low light and the reversing lights light the scene. You will see an obstacle in an unlit car park — do not expect a daylight image.

Is the installation complicated?

You have to run the video cable from the back to the dashboard, under the sill trims, and take the power from the reversing light. That is the part that takes time; a garage does it without difficulty.

Why order from Confort Cars

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