Digital 2.5 Inch Rear View Tft/lcd Car Monitor For Dvd Vcr Backup on 2040-parts.com
Guangzhou, China
Digital 2.5 inch Rear View TFT/LCD Car Monitor for DVD VCR BackupScreen size: 2.5 inches Screen Ratio : 4:3 TFT screen Resolution degree: 480(W)xRGBx234(H)=112320 points Video input signal : 1.0Vp-p, composite Video: One-way video input System: PAL/NTSC Power supply: DC12V Power: About 5W Service temperature: +5C-+40C Storage temperature: -20C-+60C The bracket part is adjustable Appearance size: L80mm x W76mm x D15mm Can be matched with all kinds of reversing cameras Package included: 1 x 2.5inch TFT LCD Monitor 1 x Power Cord 
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