Dashcam + Rear View Mirror Screen | Product Overview

How you going there, guys — in this video we run through our Rear View Mirror Screen and why it’s such a handy upgrade when your factory mirror is basically useless (canopy, truck, van, towing a caravan… you get the idea).

It clips onto your existing mirror or can be mounted as a clean OEM-style replacement using the correct adapter bracket — so you can keep it tidy and factory-looking.

✅ Two versions (important)

Model A: Built-in forward-facing dash cam + 1x external 4-pin camera input

Model B: No built-in camera + 2x external 4-pin camera inputs

(That limitation is chipset-related — it’s just how these units are designed.)

🔧 Mounting options

Clip-on install: Elastic straps (great for temporary caravan trips)

Factory replacement style: Use the correct adapter bracket for your vehicle for a super tidy finish

🎥 What it does

Keeps mirror reflectiveness AND gives you a live camera screen

Records footage via SD card (front + rear / camera inputs depending on model)

Swipe between front / rear / split screen

Optional trigger wire (12V) to auto-switch camera views (perfect for reverse camera setups)

⚡ Wiring basics

B+ (constant power)

ACC (ignition power)

Ground

Trigger wire (12V = switch camera view automatically)

🧰 Install tips shown in this video

Removing the factory mirror (example shown on a Triton)

Routing cable neatly through the headliner (no ugly dangling wires)

Using fuse taps to add ACC + constant power properly

Testing fuses with a multimeter / circuit tester before tapping in

If you’re unsure which adapter suits your vehicle, reach out — there are a few common bracket types and we’ll point you to the right one.