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Safety Baby Car Back Seat Camera

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Safety Baby Car Back Seat CameraThis baby rearview mirror can be placed on the center console or windshield of the car, allowing you to see your baby clearly. You can see your baby without taking your eyes off the road. It is the intimate helper you need. Its easier to drive with your baby on every trip The high definition camera with a night vision function gives you a clear vision in low light conditions, without turning on the indoor lights or disturbing your baby, helping you

This baby rearview mirror can be placed on the center console or windshield of the car, allowing you to see your baby clearly. You can see your baby without taking your eyes off the road. It is the intimate helper you need. It’s easier to drive with your baby on every trip

The high-definition camera with a night vision function gives you a clear vision in low light conditions, without turning on the indoor lights or disturbing your baby, helping you eliminate insecurity and worries.

Easy to install and use, you can easily install the stroller mirror on the headrest within a few minutes; without tools, plug the power cord into the cigarette lighter, install the LCD display, and you can work. The LCD display will automatically turn on and switch to the baby's back seat. 12V cigarette lighter is suitable for most models

The suction cup bracket can not only be glued to the center console, but also to the windshield for repeated use, and the angle and length of the bracket can be adjusted according to your driving habits to ensure the stability of the picture during driving

The camera angle can be rotated 360 degrees: the camera base is newly upgraded, which can rotate 360 degrees up and down, left and right. No matter where the child sits in the car, he can accurately see the child through the adjustment of the camera angle

Specification:
Product name: 4.3-inch car baby safety rearview mirror
Product size: 122*16*90MM
Screen size: 4.3 inches
Screen aspect ratio: 16:9
Resolution: IPS480(H)*272(V)
Input voltage: DC9-32V
Standard: PAL/NTSC automatic switching
Product power consumption: <3W
Effective pixels: 640*480 (1000 lines)
Camera angle: 150°
Camera lens: infrared lens
Power supply: DC12 V
Minimum illumination: 0.6Lix/F1.2
Waterproof rating: IP68
Consumption: Max120mA

Packing list:
1* camera
1*4.3 inch display
1*Car charger
1*5M video cable
1*User Manual

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