Backup cameras are a wise investment in safety, particularly in the wintertime when slippery conditions make both driving and walking hazardous. A pedestrian may suddenly appear behind your car if he or she slips. This TYPE S HD wireless backup camera delivers 720p quality, and it's solar powered. That means there are no troublesome wires or other connections to worry about.

The Best Solar Powered Backup Camera on the Market

This little gem gives you a full 10-meter view and is crystal-clear night or day. The camera operates in temperatures down to -10 C and up to 50 C. It operates at 2.4 GHz and runs on a 5-volt, solar-generated current. The monitor inside the vehicle draws a standard 12-volt current from the car's lighter. These features make it the best solar powered backup camera on the market. Another great feature is that a simple wave of the driver's hand activates the camera and display.

How Do I Connect My Wireless Backup Camera to My Phone?

If you're wondering how to connect your wireless backup camera to your phone, this wireless backup camera offers an option. Even though it's not possible to pair the backup camera with a phone directly, it should already be paired with the monitor. If it's not, pairing it with the monitor is rather easy to do. To start, press the camera's power button. The blue LED will flash. Once the camera is in pairing mode, it will remain there for 60 seconds. Press "menu" and then select the "pair camera" on-screen button on the monitor. To confirm the pair, press the "parking aid" button.

Easy to Install Wireless Solar Powered Backup Camera

It's easy to install wireless solar powered backup cameras. After fully charging the backup camera using the included cord, installation is a breeze. All you need is a screwdriver. Remove your car's rear license plate. Fit the camera around the edges of the license plate, and screw it into place. Be sure that there is nothing blocking the camera lens.

Inside the car, attach the mount to the windshield. Plug the monitor's charging cord into the lighter. Attach the adapter to the monitor, and clip the monitor to the mount. Go back outside and perform the pairing procedure. Get back in the car, and wave your hand in front of the monitor. You should be able to see behind you.