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Reverse Camera Integration kit for Toyota
Model No. TIF01
Reverse Camera Integration kit for Toyota
Model No. TIF01
$195.00
+ postage and handling
Add a reverse camera to your Factory Head unit.
This unit comes with 3 different harnesses to suit different model Toyota head units
Pre Aug 05 Harness
Post Aug 05 Harness
Hilux specific plug
This kit will fit most of the following vehicles fitted with a factory Fujitsu-ten head unit with GPS (new generation Toyota head units excluded):
Landcruiser
Sahara
RAV4
Camry
Prado
Hilux
If you are unsure whether or not this kit will fit, please give us a call on 1300 555 514 and check with our friendly staff.
In The Box
- Pre Aug 05 Harness
- Post Aug 05 Harness
- Hilux specific plug
- 7 meter cable
- 120 degree miniature camera
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This kit will provide you with all the parts you need for the tow vehicle.
This kit will provide you with:
- Either a 5″ monitor or a 7″ monitor (use the drop down list to choose your monitor and the price will adjust accordingly)
- 1 x 7 metre power cable
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- 1 x bracket and 2 screws for the chrome socket.
PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO CAMERA WITH THIS KIT
5″ LCD
Features:
- 5″ LCD
- Monitor dimensions: 14.2cm (W) x 9.8cm (H) x 2.5cm (D), Sunshade depth: 5.5cm
- Screen resolution: 800×480
- 2 camera inputs
- 12-24 volt
- Dash mount included
- Suction mount available as an optional extra
- Colour: Black
Kit price with 5″ LCD: $265.00 + P/H
7″ LCD
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- 7″ LCD
- Monitor dimensions: 18cm (W) x 12.1cm (H) x 2.41cm (D), Sunshade depth: 4.5cm
- Screen resolution: 1024×600
- 3 camera inputs
- 12-24 Volt
- Dash mount included
- Suction mount available as an optional extra
- Colour: Black
Kit price with 7″ LCD: $315.00 + P/H
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Dual Dash Camera
Description
Quick Overview
- Great affordable reverse camera option
- 4″ screen
- Dash camera records in high quality 1080P
- Rear Camera records in 720P
- Front and rear recording
- Park detection option
- G Sensor built in
- 170 degree wide angle
- Automatic loop function
- Easy data retrieval
- Comes with an 16GB SD card
Detailed Overview
The Polaris dual dash camera is a great affordable reverse camera system
This device can be wired up as a reverse camera system with the added feature of recording both front and rear.
It comes with a reverse trigger wire which means when you engage reverse, the rear camera will override whatever is on the screen at the time , all while still recording.
The screen size is 4″
The screen size is 4″ which makes it a great tool for using as a reverse camera.
The recording rear dash cam is beneficial for:
- A car that accidentally backs onto you.
- In case someone hits you from behind, drives off and the front camera misses it.
- Using it as a Reversing aid
You can change what image you see on the screen
The Polaris front and rear dash cam will allow you to toggle between different screens. Picture in picture > Rear Cam > Front Cam > Horizontal Split screen, Vertical split screen.
The rear dash cam mounts externally
The rear dash cam is designed to be mounted on the outside of the vehicle near the number plate. It is protected by dust and the effects temporary submersion in water (30 minutes at 3 feet).
The Polaris Dash Camera is an invaluable asset to your vehicle
The Polaris dash cam can ease the insurance process if you are involved in an accident. Furthermore, it can help avoid arguments out on the road.
The Polaris dash cam comes standard with a 16GB SD card
However, it will take up to a 128 GB micro SD card – Great for capturing adventures.
The unit will automatically loop once the card has reached capacity.
This is a great built in feature that ensures the dash cam won’t miss anything.
It has a G sensor built in
If the Polaris dash cam detects an accelerated rate of motion caused by sudden impact, it will lock the current footage and cannot be recorded over.
The front dash cam records in 1080P
The dash cam records in 1080P which gives you crystal clear footage of what is going on in front of you.
The rear camera records in 720P
Still high enough quality to obtain number plates etc.
The Polaris dash cam has built in WDR.
WDR stands for wide dynamic Range meaning, it creates optimal footage when recording dark and light components together. This is a great feature for capturing number plates at night.
It has parking detection built in
The Polaris dash cam goes into standby mode when accessories power is switched off. This means that if the dash cam detects an impact, the camera will turn on and record for 10 seconds and shut back down again.
It is super easy to retrieve your data
Just pop the SD card out, load into your computer and drop and drag your files. No need to download any fancy software.
The Polaris Dash Cam is affordable
Don’t wait until involved in an accident to buy a dash cam, act now and protect yourself.
We have a hard wire cable available for purchase if you don’t want a cable running to your cigarette lighter
Click here to purchase the dash camera hardwire cable
In the Box
- Dash camera
- rear camera
- Suction bracket
- Cigarette lighter adaptor
- 16 GB Micro SD card.
- User manual
Dash Camera tricks and tips
Did you know that most of the dash cams out on the market pretty much all have the same features and work the same?
Whether you own a Polaris dash cam or another brand of dash cam, here are just a few of our handy hints to ensure that your dash cam captures the footage you need:
1. FORMAT YOUR SD CARD REGULARLY
If you don’t read anything else on this list, then just read this tip:
Most of the time, we blame the dash cam for not recording our most crucial needed footage when we should be blaming the SD card.
SD cards used in dash cams are put through their paces. Recording and then getting stopped suddenly when the car is turned off can create potential problems. SD cards can become corrupted and this is where the problem lies. Formatting the SD card on a regular basis completely wipes the SD card and any potential hidden corrupt files. Trust me, it is better to be safe than sorry so let’s repeat together: FORMAT, FORMAT, FORMAT.2. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A REPUTABLE, CLASS 10, BRAND OF SD CARD
Sometimes formatting is not enough for some SD cards and sometimes even the class of SD card makes a big difference. Our dash cam comes with a 16GB, class 10 Kingston. So when purchasing an SD card for your dash cam, stick to the well-known, brands and make sure it is class 10.
3. MOST DASH CAMS WILL NOT RUN VERY LONG WITHOUT POWER.
Yes most dash cameras have a built in battery however the battery is not designed to stay on very long while it’s in use without constant power. Most dash cams will only last 5 – 10 minutes while recording without power. The dash camera also won’t charge very much while in use.
So what is the purpose of the battery then? Well a lot of dash cameras have ‘park detection’. The idea behind this is when you turn your ignition off, the dash cam turns off and goes into standby mode. If you have the park detection feature on and the G-sensor senses a substantial impact, the dash cam will turn on, record for x amount of seconds and turn back off again.4. YOUR DATE AND TIME CAN REVERT BACK TO DEFAULT IF YOU HAVEN’T USED THE DASH CAM IN A COUPLE OF DAYS.
As noted above the dash camera battery doesn’t last long, nor will it really charge all that much while it’s in use (The battery drains A LOT when it is recording). So if you haven’t driven your car in a couple of days, the dash cam’s battery will completely drain and it will revert back to most of its default settings – including date and time. If you want to ensure that this doesn’t happen, our best advice is to take the dash camera with you and put it on charge at home if you know that you won’t be driving your car in the next couple of days.
5. TURN MOTION DETECTION OFF
In all honesty, motion detection is not needed in most of the dash cams on the market and I am not quite sure why manufacturers keep adding it in (Even our dash cam has the motion detection feature). The reason we don’t suggest turning it on is because most dash cams automatically start recording when you turn your ignition on anyway (without motion detection being activated). The problem with motion detection is that if the dash cam doesn’t detect any motion a certain distance from the lens, it will stop recording until it detects motion again. This is not ideal if you are sitting at lights and something happens. So our advice is to turn motion detection off as most dash cams are designed to automatically start recording when you start your car anyway.
These tips and opinions have been formed from testing many dash cam samples over the years and have found is that most dash cameras have the same features / problems.
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