MK07B 7" Buttonless Monitor System
This system was developed by our R&D team for a nationwide fleet.
It is now a standard system installed at OEMs and major fleet companies. This buttonless monitor was designed to only be on when the vehicle is in reverse. However, this monitor can also be setup to run continuously.
Build your system custom to your needs by choosing what camera and cable length you need. See options below.
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MONITOR SPECIFICATIONS
(Monitor part #MK07B)
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7” LED-backlit LCD panel for longer life and high resolution.
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1 Camera input (video) with monitor activation trigger wire.
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The auto-dimming monitor screen and remote-controlled menu options are designed for commercial use. Ideal for unstable cab light; works steady in situations like tree-covered roads or city blocks.
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The very high contrast level of 500:1, made more advanced with a Brightness level of 450 cd/m2
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A heavy-duty, removable sun shield is strong enough to hold our aftermarket sensor display.
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Power supply rating: 12V~24 V DC with reverse polarity protection. Verity does not overinflate our ratings. When we QC each production run, we test this system from 8 v. to 34 v.
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The system format is NTSC/PAL/AUTO allowing for domestic and export use.
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Easy to use the On-Screen menu helping to prevent improper adjustment of functions.
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Back-up guidelines can be on/off and can also be adjusted to match the truck.
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Multi-languages inducing, Spanish and French.
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The image can flip horizontally (mirrored/unmirrored) or vertically.
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Operation temperatures: -20°~70°C
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Storage temperature: -30°~80°C
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Remote
This is part of the “J” Series that has had a 0.022% issue rate
over the past 10 years combined.
Backed by our 24/7 tech support for fleets and OEMs
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Adjustable backup lines both vertically and horizontally to match your vehicle.
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Monitors will self-diagnose certain problems.
ADD22H Mount
What is included in the monitor kit:
Commercial Grade 7" buttonless monitor, 6-pin to 4-pin Male power harness, sunshield, and manual.
Wiring Diagram
Cable Lengths
Choose your desired cable length to be included in your system.
You'll need a female to female cable as the camera and monitor both have male 4 pin ends. See photo below of C001S and C001J for examples of 4 pin male.
Female Cable Options:
CB011 (1 meter / 3 feet)
CB006 (5 meters / 16 feet)
CB012 (10 meters / 33 feet)
CB018 (15 meters / 49 feet)
CB021 (20 meters / 65 feet)
Camera Options to Fit Your Needs!
Manual
C001S: Affordably priced yet commercial grade. Waterproof. Durable.
C001J: One of our longest-running cameras. Used in our "J" Series. Waterproof. Durable.
Optional Camera Cover for our C001S & C001J cameras
Click on image to view diagram
Optional Wide-Angle Cameras
C305: 180 horizontal degree camera. Without the usual fish-eye distortion. Shows not only behind the truck but also shows what you are turning into. Also, a great camera to tie into recording devices.
C300P: 193 degree wide view. IP69K waterproof. Commonly mounted to the truck's bumper. Can be purchased with our ADD300Z aluminum protective cover. Witness marks make it easy to set proper camera angle.
Other Optional Cameras
C003: This is our in-wall / bumper camera that can be installed flush with your wall paneling / bumper. 150 degree viewing angle. IP68K waterproof.
C115: This is our universal camera, compact in size, and can be mounted as a side, rear, or forward facing camera. 150 degree view and IP69 waterproof.
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Reduces rear corner damage by showing what the truck is turning into.
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No exterior mounting bracket which reduces theft and damage.
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No exposed cables which reduces damage to cable and water penetration via the cable.
The two images below compare a standard rear camera image (top) to our new, no fish-eye camera image at a height of 109 inches.
Note: Images were taken on our REVEAL MDVR at high compression.
Why We Recommend the C305 Wide View Camera
Great Risk Management product:
The image to the left was taken using our Reveal® MDRV on the high-compression setting. Camera was 109 inches high and pointing down.
The image to the right was taken using a standard backup camera. Also at a height of 109 inches high and pointing down. The field of view isn't as wide.
Looking down on the image above to show what the camera displays.