Is this wire connected to the Car DC power source or plug connected? What is the range of the IR Transmitter? Any diagram of the rear?
1070906
You can connect it to any DC power source, I spliced mine into the Cig Litter wires that my portable DVD play plugged into. The IR transmitters with line of sight easily worked to the outside of my vehicle.
1070907
you could connect it either way I used a transformer and use it in the house but it is 12v so you could use it in the car. the range is not bad but does have to be in a direct line of the IR
1070908
It's been a while but I believe it has rca jacks. As far as range, I only used it while in the car. I'm not near it right now so I can't describe the back of it.
1070909
There are 6 wires that come out of the back/bottom of the unit. 4 of them have RCA female ends - 2 sets of a white and red - for each of the two audio channels. The last two wires (one red, and one black) are for the power. They have no connectors on them. They need to be either hard wired to the vehicle's power, or connected to a cigarette lighter adapter to plug into the 12V of the vehicle (this is what I did). The unit, with wires, can bee seen here http://p.globalsources.com/IMAGES/PDT/B1062772163/IR-Wireless-Transmitter.jpgThe range is more than ideal for within a minivan - further than that, I can't help, sorry. There are 6 wires that come out of the back/bottom of the unit. 4 of them have RCA female ends - 2 sets of a white and red - for each of the two audio channels. The last two wires (one red, and one black) are for the power. They have no connectors on them. They need to be either hard wired to the vehicle's power, or connected to a cigarette lighter adapter to plug into the 12V of the vehicle (this is what I did). The unit, with wires, can bee seen here http://p.globalsources.com/IMAGES/PDT/B1062772163/IR-Wireless-Transmitter.jpgThe range is more than ideal for within a minivan -... » Read More There are 6 wires that come out of the back/bottom of the unit. 4 of them have RCA female ends - 2 sets of a white and red - for each of the two audio channels. The last two wires (one red, and one black) are for the power. They have no connectors on them. They need to be either hard wired to the vehicle's power, or connected to a cigarette lighter adapter to plug into the 12V of the vehicle (this is what I did). The unit, with wires, can bee seen here http://p.globalsources.com/IMAGES/PDT/B1062772163/IR-Wireless-Transmitter.jpgThe range is more than ideal for within a minivan - further than that, I can't help, sorry. « Show Less
1070910
There are 6 wires that come out of the back/bottom of the unit. 4 of them have RCA female ends - 2 sets of a white and red - for each of the two audio channels. The last two wires (one red, and one black) are for the power. They have no connectors on them. They need to be either hard wired to the vehicle's power, or connected to a cigarette lighter adapter to plug into the 12V of the vehicle (this is what I did). The unit, with wires, can bee seen here http://p.globalsources.com/IMAGES/PDT/B1062772163/IR-Wireless-Transmitter.jpg The range is more than ideal for within a minivan - further than that, I can't help, sorry.
1070911
It needs the cars power directly. Transmitter worked everywhere for us in full sized van. I really don't remember wire diagram. It has your RCA hookups for the tv then your power and ground.
503369
like you see in the picture, theres a red and black wire coming out the rear, about 8" long. you can connect to the pigtail w/ 2 blue butt connectors, supplied in the pkg.
2149756
Its is all wired in to the Battery Power. A wire is run through the firewall of the car to a switch that comes with the LED kit
225267
There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF interference, so a weak (radio) station will have a buzz if receiver is close by. There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF... » Read More There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF interference, so a weak (radio) station will have a buzz if receiver is close by. « Show Less
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This unit is not wireless. It comes with a bit over 19 feet of RCA shielded video feed cable and 5 feet of 12 volt DC wire.There is a wireless module available for it (available on Amazon), however.TaoTronics TT-WM01 2.4GHz Wireless Color Video Transmitter & Receiver for Vehicle Rear View camera / Front View Backup Camera System
758184
While it does not come with the connection for the car, it has a DC12VT port on the side. Just take it to Radio Shack to get the right plug on the cord.
1043920
the unit is ok 10-to20 volts dc . simply attach it to any like source. it comes with two wires already attached to it . you choose hook it to battery wires or ?.I had two led lights in my rv bathroom , they were very cheap & emitted very little light . I replaced one of them with this unit . Am VERY SATISFIED ,WISH I HAD BOUGHT TWO
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Hi, Yes the red wire does however belong to power. You can tie it into the reverse brake light. I added a separate fuse which I made accessible. I would also recommend putting little silicone around the camera when mounting to prevent water getting in.
757414
It plugs into the rear of the unit, then you have to string around to the visor. I decided not to install it. Too messy. I hate wires.
309740
oOn my Toyota the heated sensor is the rear one. Heated sesors have 4 wires, others have 2. Lee
1715887
Yes. It's s 2 wire 12vdc. You'd have to tie it into the headlight. Minimal amperage draw with LEDs, so no risk of to much draw.
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Jonathan I believe that this camera is designed for use with a 12V DC system, hence the red wire would be the positive and the black one ground. I believe you will have to come up with a 12V transformer of some kind for power before you can even hope to this thing to work. Again I'm not positive on this since I could never get the thing to work satisfactory. I returned it to Amazon. Hope this helps.
101389
No, it's hardwired. I bought one as a replacement for the aftermarket unit I had that quit working. It fit right into the bracket/power supply already installed in my car.
1652272
short ground and power lead (18 in), but the RCA cable came with a power cable bundled in it, so i piggy-backed my power all the way back to the head unit, and grounded the camera in trunk. this worked very well in my 2014 STI, going back to a Pioneer AVIC system.
1612372
The unit has two cables. The AC cable is 110 volts and the DC is a car adapter.
701370
I ran the wires down the A pillar, underneath the weather stripping along the windshield then under the hood and in through the firewall. Worked just fine for me. If you google it you will find good pics.
1860366
Look for the plug on the passenger side by the firewall/fender. The plug isn't very long, it is possible that the wires are wrapped around other wires. Good luck.