Reversing Camera Systems

Complete reversing camera kits for trucks, trailers, agricultural machinery and plant — 5, 7 and 10 inch monitors in wired and wireless versions, with 1080P AHD cameras rated IP69K, plus the cables, antennas and connectors to install them.

Wired or Wireless

This is the first decision and it usually settles itself on the vehicle. A wired system carries video over a shielded cable and gives the most stable picture with no latency or dropout — the right choice on a rigid vehicle where the cable can be run once and left. Wireless systems link the camera to the monitor over a 2.4GHz digital transmitter and make sense where running a cable is impractical or where the camera moves between units: swapping trailers, hired equipment, or machines that are frequently uncoupled.

Wired Camera Kits

Wired kits are available with 5, 7 and 10 inch monitors, each supplied with a heavy-duty camera and a 20 metre power video cable. The 7 inch AHD system comes on a fan bracket, and the 10 inch monitor supports mixed AHD and CVBS input, so an existing older camera can be run alongside a new one during a staged upgrade.

Wireless Camera Kits

Wireless kits come in 5, 7 and 10 inch versions using a 2.4GHz digital transmitter. The cameras carry a 10G vibration rating alongside the IP69K sealing, which matters on machinery where constant vibration is what eventually kills a camera rather than water ingress.

Monitor Sizes and Channels

Monitor choice is about how many cameras you need on screen, not just cab space. The 5 inch monitors run 800 x 480 at 1000 cd/m² with two video inputs; the wireless version supports single or split view. The 10.1 inch monitors run 1024 x 600 and take up to four channels with single, split, triple and quad view — the option to choose if you are covering rear, sides and a blind spot on one screen rather than just reversing. The 1000 cd/m² brightness is what keeps the picture readable in a cab with direct sunlight on the screen.

Cameras and Night Vision

Cameras across the range record 1080P at 30 FPS with a 120° wide angle view and four SMT infrared LEDs, working down to 0 lux — usable in complete darkness, which is the condition that matters for yard work and winter mornings. All are IP69K rated, meaning they withstand high-pressure, high-temperature washdown rather than just rain. Replacement and additional cameras are listed separately for both the wired and wireless systems.

Cables, Antennas and Connectors

Camera-to-monitor cables are available in 10 and 20 metre lengths with 4 pin connectors. For drawbar and trailer applications, the trailer wiring plug and socket gives a waterproof, coded disconnect at the coupling — stainless steel connector ports and a shock-resistant interior on a 3 metre coiled suzie cable, so the camera can be unplugged with the trailer instead of the cable being pulled apart. Extension antennas are available for wireless systems where the distance or the bodywork weakens the signal, along with a fan bracket for the monitor.

Choosing a Reversing Camera System

• Wired for a stable picture on a fixed installation; wireless where trailers are swapped
• Match the monitor to the number of cameras — up to four channels on the 10 inch
• Check cable length before ordering; 10m and 20m runs are available
• Use the trailer plug and socket for a clean disconnect at the coupling
• IP69K and 10G vibration rating for machinery and washdown environments

Check the individual product pages for resolution, voltage, viewing angle and what is included in each kit before ordering.