Increase safety and eliminate blind spots behind your vehicle with this Universal Wireless License Plate Back-Up Camera by EchoMaster. The CAM-WLP wirelessly transmits the 140° rear viewing angle from the license plate back-up camera to your vehicle’s monitor and features digital encryption to protect your privacy on the road. This wireless back-up camera can be easily setup with a simple two-wire connection and includes all hardware for installation.
A: It's wireless in the sense that the camera does not have any wiring that needs to run directly into your head unit. You simply install the cam in the back of your vehicle and run a wire to a power source (such as your reverse light). There is a separate wireless receiver that you plug into the RCA jack on the back of your head unit. There are certainly wires involved, and some install know-how required, but unlike traditional cams, there's no requirement of running a long wire throughout the entire length of the vehicle, which can save a lot of time on install.
Q: If I buy the camera, can I have it professionally installed?
A: Yes, geek squad installed mine with no issues
Q: Can it be aimed at the hitch?
A: Yes, you can adjust this camera up and down for the view that works best for you.
Q: If the camera stops working where should i take it for repair or replacement?
A: You can have your installer check the connections for you. If the camera is defective it does carry a 1 year warranty. You can reach us at 727-592-5991, M-F 9am-8pm for warranty support.
Q: Does this beep when backing up
A: There is no sound with this camera.
Q: Is this compatible with iLX-W650 Alpine radio?
A: undefined
Q: Is this compatible with pioneer DMH-1500NEX head unit. What other parts do I need?
A: It worked for a Pioneer DMH-W4660NEX, so it probably will work for the 1500NEX. But I'm returning it because the camera itself is terrible.

Increase safety and eliminate blind spots behind your vehicle with this Universal Wireless License Plate Back-Up Camera by EchoMaster. The CAM-WLP wirelessly transmits the 140° rear viewing angle from the license plate back-up camera to your vehicle’s monitor and features digital encryption to protect your privacy on the road. This wireless back-up camera can be easily setup with a simple two-wire connection and includes all hardware for installation.

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Make reversing safer and easier with this Universal License Plate Back-Up Camera with Dynamic Parking Lines by EchoMaster. The CAM-TGL features built-in motion sensors and dynamic parking lines that allow you to back into parking spaces and detect obstacles while in reverse. This durable license plate back-up camera also features a 170° wide viewing angle to eliminate blind spots and includes mounting brackets for installation.

Safely back up your vehicle with the help of this Metra BBBPC back-up camera, which delivers a 170° viewing angle to help you see obstacles behind you. The camera mounts easily above your vehicle's license plate for simple installation.
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So I purchased and self-installed the EchoMaster Wireless Back-Up Camera about 3 weeks ago and have been road-testing it before I reviewed it. I did a lot of research and weighed my options before deciding to go with this unit, but I don't think it's quite the perfect set up for everyone. PROS: :: Easy to install :: Having installed or helped install a few wired cameras, I can say that this unit was definitely *easier* to install than most, but it's still an undertaking for the typical person. What makes it easier in my opinion is, of course, being a wireless unit it requires less wire-running throughout the length of the car. You basically only have to run power from the camera itself to the tail light/reverse light, then plug the receiver into the back of your head unit and tap power there. You do not have to run wiring throughout the side of the car and then up through the steering column, which definitely saves a good chunk of time. Also, and this was a BIG deal for me, you're running 2 thin wires down to your tail lights (one for power, one that connects to a small wireless transmitter). All of the wired units that I've seen prior have a big thick RCA cable, and trying to run this through the rubber wiring harness in most vehicles can be a humongous pain in the butt. This slipped through considerably easier and definitely saves a lot of times and frustration. :: Reliable :: The idea of wireless concerned me a bit, but so far, it turns on and works 100% of the time without issue. I have mine connected to my reverse light, so that it automatically enables when I place my car into reverse, and it comes on without fail. It takes exactly 3 seconds to kick in, which is perhaps slightly slower than most built-in back-up cams (my wife's brand new Pacifica takes about 2 seconds, for example), but certainly not "slow" by any definition. :: Style :: The style of the camera works with most vehicles optimally. It installs behind the license plate, therefore covering all of the mounting and wiring and leaving only the camera exposed. Those people that have to have visible license plate stickers will appreciate that it will not cover them up whatsoever. :: Visibility :: Some back-up cams become useless at night or in low-light conditions; this unit still allows good visibility in said conditions, although the image quality does suffer (I'll get into that more below). CONS: :: Image Quality :: The image quality on this camera is mediocre, at best. Everything is certainly visible and distinguishable, so in that it does it's job sufficiently, but it does have the general picture quality of a 10-year old webcam. Most things have a muted, slightly blurry appearance and there are some artifacts present in all but the sunniest of conditions. At night, there is a lot of grain and visual noise. If you want the best image quality you can find, this isn't where you'll find it. But it is adequate for what it is. :: Framerate :: While in motion, everything seems to have a slight "stutter" to it, as if the framerate is lower than average. I would assume this is due to it being a wireless connection, and I somewhat expected it to be honest, but it's something you will notice if you're coming from a traditional wired back-up cam. It is not a reason NOT to buy it, in my opinion. :: No Back-Up Guidelines :: Some people don't care about this, but it's important to know. This cam does not have any sort of built-in visual back-up guidelines to display on-screen. A lot of cams include this functionality, whereas some (including EchoMaster's wired version of this same cam) include dynamic guidelines that move with the steering wheel. The guidelines shown in the attached image are generated by my head unit directly, so most people will likely still have this option regardless. In Conclusion: Weighing all of the above from my experience, I would *still* recommend this unit to someone, but only in the context that you're going to install it yourself. Paying for installation can get pricey, and buying a $30 unit online and paying someone $150 to install it will end up costing you more than the price of this cam. Because this cam is legitimately easier to install, the more premium upfront price is definitely worth it. If you're planning on having someone professionally install it, you may be better served to research some wired options and see if they would provide better image quality for the dollar spent. All in all, though, I'm happy with the unit and it meets the basic needs of what it's supposed to be. It's already shown that it can handle buckets of rain and pretty decently cold temps (near 0 already here in the Chicagoland area the past few weeks) without slowing down.
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Posted by NocNoc
Camera was good to use and helped me a lot in backing.
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Posted by Rear
Good back up camera overall. Pros: Easy to install. No need to run wire. Work with my Pioneer 501EX double din receiver. Ok resolution and low light Cons: not working great with thick license plate bracket unless using body mount. Slightly slow connect to receiver (approx. 2-4 sec)
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Posted by Lazybum