This 7 inch mirror reversing camera monitor clips over your existing rear vision mirror, providing a clean and space saving solution for improved rear visibility. The monitor supports two cameras with audio input and allows easy switching between views, making it suitable for monitoring rear and additional areas such as front or side views. When not in use, it functions as a standard mirror, maintaining normal driving visibility. Designed for cars, caravans, and light commercial vehicles, this monitor delivers clear high definition image quality and reliable performance. Built for Australian conditions, it is a practical solution for safer reversing and everyday driving.

Click on the "Add HD Camera" Tab to add cameras. Cable can be selected on the same page if required.
The camera input 1/2 on the monitoring harness are equipped with audio capabilities.


The Grid lines can be tuned on or off. The grid can be enlarged or made smaller in the monitor menu.



The trigger cable green does not have to be connected, it only requires connection if you want a camera to come on automatically for example when the vehicle is put in reverse. If the trigger wire is connected, then you will not be able to view the camera at all times whilst driving. If not connecting the trigger cable wrap it individually in insulation tape.




7" AHD 720P Car Rear View Mirror Monitor(RV-HDMSD87-RVCS) |
| • Screen size: 7" Digital HD IPS Screen MIRROR monitor |
| • Type: 16:9 wide screen |
| • Resolution: 1024(H) X 600(V) |
| • Colour system: PAL/ NTSC (AUTO) |
| • Video inputs: 2-CH inputs |
| • Audio: 2-CH inputs |
| • Power requirement: 12V DC |
| • Remote Control (Battery Not Included) |
| • MIRROR/NORMAL Switch: Yes |
| • Operating temperature: -10℃ to +65℃ |
| • Storage temperature: -30℃ to +80℃ |
| • Reverse trigger Automatic if wire is connected. |
| • Outer dimension: 250.8(L)x 108.5(W)x 23.5(H)mm |
| • Monitor Harness |
| • User Guide |
| • Monitor Takes Up to Two Cameras |
| • Monitor One Year Warranty |
The images displayed on the monitors in any media form are for presentation purposes only and may or may not be a true reflection of the image produced.