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Reasons for Black Screen in Rearview Camera

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AllieRose

07/29/25 8:29pm

Car rearview camera black screen may be caused by display screen failure, wiring issues, reverse signal failure, obstructed camera, or camera malfunction. It is best to have it inspected and repaired at a maintenance shop to resolve the issue. Here is some related information about car rearview cameras: 1. Function of car rearview camera: The car rearview camera is a system in the vehicle. This newly developed rearview system is intuitive and clear, allowing the driver to monitor the video feed of the areas on both sides and behind the car in real-time, helping to avoid accidents and theft. 2. Performance of car rearview camera: The car rearview camera system uses a wide-angle far-infrared camera device installed at the rear of the car. Through the display screen inside the car, obstacles behind the vehicle can be clearly seen. Even at night, the infrared feature ensures clear visibility. The professional vehicle-mounted probe has further improved performance in terms of anti-magnetic, anti-shock, waterproof, and dustproof capabilities.

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