14" Digital Vehicle Roof Mount Monitor Hd Overhead Lcd Display 16:9 Ratio+remote on 2040-parts.com
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14" Digital Vehicle Roof Mount Monitor HD Overhead LCD Display 16:9 Ratio+Remote
14 Inch Roof Ceiling Flip Down Monitor HD Digital Overhead Display Dual Video Input Port ( Compatible with Stereo / DVD Player ) Built-in Overhead LED Light Achieve All Function Throught Remote Controller
Color Options: Black , Gray , Beige ( Default Beige ) Optional Configuration : DVD , Built-in TV , IR , Radio , etc ( Pay Extraly )
Please Note: This monitor doesn't have a DVD Drive.
Summary High Resolution: 1900(H) ×3(RGB) ×860(W) Pixels NTSC/PAL System Auto Compatible The slim, sleek and beautiful design Max Open Angle: 90° Soft Button Light Built-in LED Dome Lights LED lights offer safety and practicality. Energy Conservation & Durable Comes along with a full functional remote control Color: Beige Power Requirement: 12 DC Dimensions: 400 X 285 X 35 mm Free full function remote Weight: 3500G - High Resolution 14-inch LCD-TFT Monitor - The LCD roof-mount monitor, perfect for keeping the backseat busy and entertained. - Adjustable color settings (brightness, saturation, contrast, etc) - This monitor generously offers 2 video inputs so you can hook up all the sources you need and get full use out of the monitor. Accessories: 1. Remote Control 2. User Manual 3. Mounting bracket 4. install screws
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