Factors Influencing Your Choice of Backup Cameras

When it comes to choosing between wired and wireless reverse car cameras, each has its merits. Wired cameras offer simplicity and reliability but involve interior wiring. On the other hand, wireless options eliminate the need for internal wiring, simplifying installation. However, the current effectiveness of wireless receivers may impact their popularity.

For wired reverse cameras, crucial considerations include:

Camera Chip: CCD and CMOS are the two main types of camera chips. While CMOS is cost-effective with lower power consumption, CCD offers superior performance, especially in challenging lighting conditions.

Resolution: Higher resolution contributes to better image quality. A resolution above 420 lines is considered mainstream, with 380 lines still being a viable choice. However, the actual output quality may vary based on the chip level, components, and technician expertise.

Night Vision: Night vision is influenced by resolution, and higher resolution cameras might exhibit reduced night vision. Quality reverse cameras should maintain night vision functionality without compromising image output.

Waterproofing: Basic waterproofing is standard in reverse cameras, ensuring functionality in various weather conditions.

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