Rear camera

Welcome to our selection of Vantrue Rear Cameras, an assortment of high-performance rear-facing dash cams engineered to enhance your vehicle's safety and security. Explore cutting-edge devices designed to provide comprehensive coverage and a complete view of the road behind your vehicle.

Our range of Vantrue Rear Cameras offers advanced solutions for drivers seeking heightened awareness and additional protection on the road. These rear-facing dash cams are expertly crafted to capture the details behind your vehicle, ensuring a 24/7 surveillance system that complements your front-facing dash cam or serves as a standalone monitoring device.

Discover the latest in rear camera technology, featuring high-definition recording, wide-angle lenses, and exceptional night vision capabilities. Whether for parking assistance, capturing rear-end incidents, or monitoring your surroundings while driving, these rear cameras deliver clear, detailed footage for a comprehensive perspective.

Our collection showcases a variety of Vantrue Rear Cameras, each designed for easy installation and seamless integration into your vehicle. With user-friendly features such as loop recording, G-sensor functionality, and durable, discreet designs, these dash cams are built to provide reliable performance and peace of mind on the road.

Elevate your vehicle's surveillance capabilities and drive with confidence—explore our Vantrue Rear Cameras collection and equip your vehicle with the ultimate rear-view monitoring solution.

FAQs

What is a rear dash cam?

A rear dash cam is a special camera fixed to the back of a vehicle to record what happens behind it. It captures footage of rear-end incidents, provides additional security while driving, and assists in monitoring the car while parked. Just like a front-facing dash cam, it records in high-definition, offering a comprehensive view of the vehicle's surroundings, aiding in insurance claims for accidents, deterring theft or vandalism, and enhancing the driver's awareness of rear situations.

Where do you put a rear dash cam?

The placement of a rear dash cam is typically on the rear windshield or rear window of a vehicle, facing outward to capture the view behind the car. It's mounted inside the vehicle, usually near the top or center of the rear windshield, offering an unobstructed view of the area behind the vehicle. Some rear dash cams attach directly to the glass using an adhesive or suction cup mount, while others may have a bracket or clip for secure installation. The goal is to position it in a way that provides a clear view of the rear surroundings without obstructing the driver's view or violating any legal restrictions in your area.

What is the difference between a reverse camera and a rear dash cam?

A reverse camera, also called a backup camera, is specifically for helping drivers see behind the vehicle while parking or backing up, displaying live video on a screen when the car is in reverse. It's part of the car's built-in system, aiding parking maneuvers. On the other hand, a rear dash cam continuously records video from the rear of the vehicle for security and monitoring while driving or parked. It doesn't typically provide live video on the car's screen but captures footage for safety and surveillance purposes. They serve different functions, with the reverse camera aiding parking and the rear dash cam focused on recording.