Pyle PLCM36 3.5-Inch Slim TFT LCD Universal Mount Monitor with License Plate Mount Rear-view Night Vision Backup Camera

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Backup Camera System Featuring Camera and Monitor
This kit includes a nightvision-capable rear view camera and monitor for your vehicle. The camera installs easily above your license plate and outputs crystal clear video over an RCA jack. Connect to the included 3.5” monitor in your car, and you’ll be able to see everything behind you on the screen.
Perfect for backing into tight spots or moving in reverse when visibility is limited – it’s like having an extra eye. And this model comes with nightvision LEDs, which illuminate the area behind you at night. This small and durable unit will keep you safe and secure because you’ll always know what’s going on around you.
Monitor Included
This kit includes a 3.5” TFT-LCD monitor and switches on automatically when you’re reversing, so you can see where you are easier than ever. It also comes with two RCA video inputs for connecting to additional video sources.
See Where You’re Going – Even in the Dark
The PLCM36 features LED lights, which light up the area around your camera, so you can see more clearly in the dark.
Mounts Easily on Your License Plate
The PLCM36 can be installed easily on your existing license plate mounting locations, and is suitable for both top as well as bottom mount on the license plate.
RCA Output
This camera also features RCA video output for connecting to other source inputs. Use your camera with a review mirror monitor, an existing in-dash TV, a DVR, or any other RCA-compatible video input.
This kit includes a nightvision-capable rear view camera and monitor for your vehicle. The camera installs easily above your license plate and outputs crystal clear video over an RCA jack. Connect to the included 3.5” monitor in your car, and you’ll be able to see everything behind you on the screen! Perfect for backing into tight spots or moving in reverse when visibility is limited – it’s like having an extra eye. And this model comes with nightvision LEDs, which illuminate the area behind you at night. This small and durable unit will keep you safe and secure because you’ll always know what’s going on around you.

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 2.7 x 6.7 x 11 inches ; 6.1 ounces
• Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B0037WNONS
• Item model number: PLCM36
  

Technical Details

• Screen Description: - Auto Switching - Camera Description: - Low Light Illumination: 1.5LUX/ F1.2
• 3.5''slim TFT LCD Stand Monitor - Brightness: 200CD/M2 - Output Standard: PAL/NTSC Compatible - Video Output: RCA 1.0 VPP composite video 75OHM
• Automatically Switched On When Reversing - Contrast ratio: 200:1 - High Resolution: 380TV lines x 60 fields - Power Supply: Dc12v
• Two Video Inputs - Dimensions: 3.7''W x 3.3''H x 0.67''D - Image Sensor: OV7910 color CMOS - Temperature: -10~ 50 Celsius
• PAL/NTSC Compatible - - Lens: 6MM 92 degree - Unit Dimensions: 1.3''H x 8''W x 1.26''D

 

Pyle PLCM36 3.5-Inch Slim TFT LCD Universal Mount Monitor with License Plate Mount Rear-view Night Vision Backup Camera

 

Customer Reviews

This Pyle PLCM36 3.5" TFT LCD Backup Camera and Monitor is my first backup camera system purchase. Vision behind my Dodge Sprinter HighTop van is poor because of my wheelchair lift. I have a friend who had an after market backup system in her Toyota Tacoma for $500+. The display (monitor) in her Toyota is in the center of the mirror. Her Toyota uuit is no doubt "better quality" although she could find or produce any specs for her camera or mirror monitor. Seeing her system sent me on a search for my own backup system.
I think this unit, camera and monitor, are as good as her Toyota install setup.
The PLCM36 system is wired to be activated and display what the camera sees when you put your vehicle in reverse. The camera is wired to connect to the hot 12v wire connecting to your backup lights. I opted to wire the camera and monitor through the fuse block and have both come on and stay on as long as the key is inserted into the ignition. It functions as a backup monitor and a rear view display while you drive. Default installation of the camera bracket is on the license tag. I mounted mine behind the rear bumper of the van with the camera peeking through a 3/4" hole in the bumper. A thief can destroy the camera but not steal it without calling attention to him/herself. It makes for a very clean, almost invisible installation.
The camera bracket is plastic. I thought it would be metal but it's not. I had to shim mine up as the plastic is too brittle to bend forward to far. Don't consider bending it unless you heat it.
I had it wired as "always on" because my wheelchair lift is in the rear of my van. It blocks 85 to 90% of the rear windows. With the PYLE backup system one can see directly behind and with the fisheye effect of the camera lense to the left and right of the van approximately 20 degrees.
My monitor is mounted on the dash above and right of the steering wheel next to a hump in the dash above the instrument panel. The display isn't quite as obvious in my situation as maybe in others. Currently it is attached with the double sided sticky pad included. I have intentions of changing this to a velcro attachment. Power and Video to the monitor connect via RCA phono plugs. It will be easy enought to remove and unhook to be locked in the glove box or taken out.
The monitor has a second Video input for DVD players, GPS systems (if a second Video out is included), etc.
Knowing what I know now I would have purchased a larger monitor - a 5" or 7".
There is no stretching or squaty distortion to the display. I'm perfectly satisfied with my PLCN36 and highly recommend it.

Went to install the plcm36 on Saturday and got it all installed, but it didn't work. Had an extra power cable that is not shown in your installation guide anywhere. Come to find out from [...] that the monitor needs 12v power (not shown in your instructions) just like the camera. Had to go get a 12v adapter so I could get power to the monitor. Works fine now. Your installation instruction need some major corrections.
The instructions also list a line that says 'required drill cutout tool INCLUDED) but wasn't included.