Key Features of the Reverse Camera BC DH04:

1. High-Resolution Image Quality

• Clear Video Output: The camera likely features a high-resolution lens, typically in the range of 480p to 1080p (HD) or higher, providing clear and detailed images for the driver when reversing. The quality of the image is crucial for safely maneuvering the vehicle, particularly in tight spaces or low-light conditions.
• Wide Viewing Angle: The camera typically offers a wide viewing angle, often around 120° to 170°, allowing the driver to see a broad view of the area behind the car, reducing blind spots and improving visibility.

2. Night Vision Capability

• Infrared (IR) LEDs: Many reverse cameras, including the BC DH04, are equipped with infrared LEDs that enable the camera to capture clear images even in low-light or nighttime conditions. This feature enhances the driver’s ability to reverse safely in poorly lit areas, such as parking garages or unlit driveways.

3. Waterproof and Durable Design

• IP Rating: The reverse camera is often designed to withstand harsh weather conditions with an IP67 or IP68 waterproof rating, which means it can tolerate dust and heavy rainfall without malfunctioning. This ensures the camera remains functional even in adverse weather conditions.
• Shock Resistance: In addition to being waterproof, the camera may also be built to endure the vibrations and shocks typically encountered in automotive environments.

4. Wide Operating Temperature Range

• The camera is designed to operate efficiently in a wide range of temperatures, from -20°C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F), ensuring it functions well in both freezing and hot climates without degradation of performance.

5. Easy Installation

• Universal Fit: The BC DH04 reverse camera is typically designed for easy installation and is compatible with most vehicles. It may come with a standard 12V DC power supply and connect to a monitor, either through a dedicated cable or wirelessly.
• Mounting Options: The camera may offer flexible mounting options, such as surface mount or license plate frame mounting, making it easy to integrate into your vehicle’s existing design.

6. Reverse Trigger

• Automatic Activation: The camera is often designed to automatically power on when the vehicle is put into reverse. The camera typically connects to the vehicle’s reverse light wiring, so when the car is shifted into reverse, it triggers the camera and the monitor to display the view from behind the car on a screen.

7. Mirror or Display Screen Compatibility

• The reverse camera usually connects to an in-dash screen, rearview mirror with a built-in display, or a separate monitor that is mounted on the dashboard or windshield. The image from the camera can be shown on the screen with an option for overlaying parking guidelines (dynamic lines or static lines) to assist with parking.

8. Parking Guidelines

• Static or Dynamic Parking Lines: Some models of reverse cameras, including the BC DH04, come with the option to display parking guidelines on the screen. These guidelines help drivers gauge distances and angles when reversing. Some cameras offer dynamic guidelines that move as the vehicle turns the steering wheel, while others offer static lines that remain fixed.

9. Anti-Fog and Anti-Glare

• The camera lens is often designed with anti-glare and anti-fog coatings to ensure the camera remains clear in all weather conditions. This feature improves image quality, particularly during rainy or foggy conditions.

10. Reliable Connectivity

• The BC DH04 reverse camera may connect to the monitor using either a wired or wireless setup. A wired connection ensures stable and high-quality video feed, while wireless models offer easier installation without needing long cables running throughout the vehicle.