Aerpro AM2CAM Reverse Camera Input Switch Harness Suit AM9X & AM10X

Automatic Power Switching to Allow For Complicated Multiple Reverse Camera Setups!

Reverse Camera Input Switch Harness
The Aerpro  AM2CAM is used in conjunction with the AM9X or AM10X when you are installing a second camera. It allows the secondary reverse camera to correctly switch when the reverse camera input 1 is powered using an ignition power source. By using the AM2CAM you can have a reverse feed or live video feed on constantly whilst driving and still be able to switch to the secondary camera when required.

Please Note: The Yellow “Power 3.3V” cable from the AM2CAM connects to the “RX” wire coming from the AM9X / 10X 18 Pin RCA Harness.

Features:

• Automatic power switching to allow for complicated multiple reverse camera setups

Specifications:

• Compatibility: AM9X & AM10X
• Weight: 0.03kg

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