Does Installing a Rearview Camera Affect the Car?
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Installing a rearview camera does not affect the original car. To enhance reversing safety, technologies like parking sensors and rearview cameras have been developed. The wiring for the rearview camera is routed through the seams of the interior panels, and the power is connected to the reverse light's wiring. Nothing else is damaged, so it can be said that there is absolutely no impact on the car itself. Below are specific details about rearview cameras: 1. Choosing a Rearview Camera: (1) For sedans, consider the camera model (options include waterproofing and night vision features), screen size (3, 5, or 7 inches), and power voltage (12V). For large vehicles like trucks and buses, 24V is suitable. (2) For large vehicles, selection should be more cautious. Large vehicles operate under significantly different conditions compared to sedans, such as harsh driving environments on construction sites, extreme temperatures, frequent use of reverse gear, and long working hours. Large vehicles generally use 24V power voltage, so rearview cameras designed for sedans cannot be used. Therefore, when selecting a product, it is essential to choose the right product based on suitability, not price or other factors. 2. Considerations: When selecting a rearview camera, ensure it is compatible with your vehicle model. Factors to consider include the camera model, power voltage, screen size, waterproofing, shock resistance, and anti-interference capabilities.
