• Q1. What is a backup camera?
A A backup camera, also known as a rearview camera or reversing camera, is a special type of camera designed to aid drivers in backing up their vehicles safely by providing a clear view of the area behind the vehicle.
• Q2. How does a backup camera work?
A Backup cameras typically consist of a camera mounted on the rear of the vehicle and a display screen located in the dashboard or rearview mirror. When the vehicle is shifted into reverse, the camera activates, sending live video feed to the display screen, allowing the driver to see what is behind them.
• Q3. Are backup cameras required by law?
A In many countries, backup cameras are mandatory for new vehicles. Regulations vary, but in general, they are required to enhance safety and reduce the risk of accidents, particularly involving pedestrians and objects in blind spots.
• Q4. What are the benefits of having a backup camera?
A Backup cameras provide increased visibility and help drivers navigate in reverse more safely, reducing the likelihood of accidents, especially in situations where there are obstacles or pedestrians behind the vehicle.
• Q5. Can backup cameras be installed on older vehicles?
A Yes, backup cameras can often be installed on older vehicles as aftermarket accessories. There are various types of kits available, including wireless options, that can be installed by professionals or even by DIY enthusiasts.
• Q6. Do backup cameras work in all lighting conditions?
A Most backup cameras are equipped with features such as infrared technology or low-light sensitivity, allowing them to provide adequate visibility in various lighting conditions, including low light, nighttime, and adverse weather.
• Q7. Are backup cameras prone to malfunctions or failures?
A Like any electronic component, backup cameras can experience malfunctions or failures due to factors such as wiring issues, water damage, or manufacturing defects. Regular maintenance and proper installation can help mitigate these risks.
• Q8. Can backup cameras be used for purposes other than reversing?
A While backup cameras are primarily designed for aiding in reverse maneuvers, some drivers use them for monitoring cargo, hitching trailers, or providing additional surveillance around the vehicle when parked.
• Q9. Do backup cameras replace the need for checking mirrors and blind spots?
A Backup cameras are meant to supplement, not replace, traditional methods of checking mirrors and blind spots. Drivers should always visually check their surroundings and use mirrors in conjunction with the backup camera for optimal safety.
• Q10. Are backup cameras susceptible to interference from other electronic devices?
A In some cases, backup cameras may experience interference from other electronic devices or radio signals. Proper installation and choosing quality equipment can help minimize interference issues.
• Q1. Can the software be customized with our logo as the icon for the app?
A Yes, the software can be definitely customized with your logo as the icon for the app.
• Q2. How long does the camera work on a charge?
A The camera can work for 8 hours after charging.
• Q3. Would these ship from New Jersey or Hong Kong?
A We have warehouses in NJ and Hongkong , so we can ship from both of it. While the price will vary due to the difference of freight.
• Q4. Would you be able to send us a sample for us to test?
A Of course. We will send you the sample for you to test and check if you need.
• Q5. Is it possible to run continuously on a 12 volt connection. In other words can you choose between rechargeable and constant power?
A It can run continuously on a 12 volt connection.
• Q6. How many cameras can be viewed on the app? Just one? Or more?
A As for the Android, 2 or more cameras can be viewed on the app, but it needs to switch on our software.
As for the IOS, it can only support 1 camera on the app temporarily. We are trying to improve IOS system currently.
• Q7. Can the app be set up with a record function? / Can app be programmed to record when there is motion?
A For now, our app can not reach the record function but we support camera function. The reason is that the video recordings is large and it takes up a lot of memory from the phone, which will crash the phone easily. At present, we are considering how to keep only the first two or three minutes of the video, with the aim of facilitating the app operate smoothly. If you want to add the record function, we have the supporting facility 5” & 7” monitor for you to choose. (It just a normal monitor that connects with WI-FI, it is not an android monitor.)
• Q8. If someone wanted to view the camera remotely is it possible connect to wifi and view remotely (like a Ring or Arlo security camera system?
A The camera remote control function is not working yet due to the incompatibility with battery, while we are working hard to solve this problem.
