SL-WLK4301 Wireless 4.3″ HD Folding Monitor & Car Rear View Camera kit
SKU:
SL-WLK4301
Categories: Wireless Backup Camera System, Rearview Systems
Who Are Wireless Bus Camera Systems For?
- For Coach & Tour Bus Operators – Designed to help reduce wiring, retrofitting, and maintenance costs on long-distance routes
- For School Bus & Public Transport Fleets – A practical way to add multi-view monitoring and improve safety without major modifications
- For Rental Bus & Fleet Services – Installation and removal are simple, making it convenient for fleets with frequent vehicle changes
- For RV & Camper Owners – Easy DIY installation with no professional skills required, offering safer and more enjoyable travel
- For Distributors & Dealers – Customizable options available to support differentiated products and a stronger market presence
Technical Specifications
- Monitor Resolution: IPS 480 × RGB × 272
- Monitor Brightness: 300 cd/m²
- Brightness: 300 cd/m²
- Monitor Viewing Angle: Up/Down: 80°, Left/Right: 80°
- Camera Sensor: 1/4.5″ CMOS;Effective Pixels: 1280 (H) × 720 (V)
- Camera Field of View: V: 62° / H: 120° / D: 142°
- Infrared Night Vision: 5–10 m, auto color to B/W
- Transmission Distance: Over 200 m (open area)
- Video System: PAL / NTSC
- Video Channels: 1 CH
- Operating Voltage: Wide voltage range DC 10–24 V
- Operating Temperature: -20°C to +70°C
- Storage Temperature: -30°C to +80°C
Accessories & Packaging
Each product includes standard accessories. Packaging is usually in a white box. Custom packaging, labels, or accessories can be provided upon request, with price adjustments based on order quantity.
Shipping & Delivery Terms
- FOB Shenzhen price with our logistics partner; EXW price with customer’s logistics partner.
- Sea and air shipping available, costs based on order and destination.
After-Sales Service
24-month warranty for manufacturing defects, excluding misuse or force majeure.
Payment Terms
- Payment by bank transfer (T/T).
- Price valid for a limited time, subject to change after expiration.
