- Built-in 3.5-inch monitor--no need to have an another dash-mounted monitor
- New swivel camera with wide view angle and weatherproof housing
- Standby with auto on mode when camera is on
- Camera mounts to license plate and causes no interference with information on plate
- Installs on any vehicle in minutes
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BrandPeak
Manufacturer Part NumberPKC0RG
Sizing and Specifications
Item Weight2 Pounds
Product Description
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Peak, the brand you associate with quality car care products, introduces the new Wireless Back Up Camera with color 3.5-inch Rearview Mirror display. In this new model, Peak has expanded their popular line of back up cameras by integrating the monitor into your rearview mirror. Using a patented mirror tinting technology, the 3.5" color LCD display is invisible under normal conditions, but when the car is shifted into reverse a full color display of the rear of your vehicle appears. Reduce the possibility of damaging your car or injuring a pedestrian by using the Peak PKC0RG Rearview Mirror Back Up Camera system. It's the safer way to back-up.
Back up camera functionality integrated into your rear view mirror equals safety at home and on the road, as well as dashboard convenience.
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Easy Installation
The rearview mirror assembly installs easily over your existing rearview mirror with spring-loaded brackets. There are no tools required to install your new mirror and it will not damage your existing mirror. The camera and wireless transmitter are nearly as simple to install. Powered by your reverse tail lights, the back-up camera fits over your license plate and the transmitter is housed in your trunk. This portion of the assembly does require a few simple tools, but along with the included mounting hardware, it can be installed by most users in just minutes.
Perfect for
- Families with children or pets and
- Car, SUV and truck owners
- Vans, RVs and camper owners
- Semi-Truck Drivers
- Towing Boats or trailers
90 Day Limited Warranty
Manufacturer warrants to the original consumer, or purchaser, that the Peak Back-up Camera System will be free from defects in material and workmanship for ninety (90) days from the date of sale to the original purchaser. Manufacturer hereby excludes and disclaims any and all other warranties, expressed or implied, beyond those warranties specified above. Manufacturer excludes any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
About Peak
Peak is a subsidiary of Old World Industries. For over 50 years, Old World Industries has been a leader in the development and distribution of automotive products of the highest quality. Old World's insistence on quality and craftsmanship, and expertise in high technology and marketing, ensure that people around the world know Old World's products provide the highest level of protection. Old World Industries' commitment to quality is second to none. All Old World/Peak products go through rigorous testing at every level of production to ensure that they meet or exceed the performance requirements of every major car and truck manufacturer.
Product Description
Rear View Mirror with 3.5" Backup Camera consists of an attachable rear view mirror with a built-in 3.5-inch monitor--no need to have another dash mounted monitor. Features include standby with auto on mode when camera is on, a new weatherproof camera housing, a new swivel camera with wide view angle, and a wireless transmitter. The camera mounts to the license plate and causes no interference with information on plate. Installs on any vehicle in minutes.
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99 of 100 people found the following review helpful
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I purchased this product for a 2006 Toyota Highlander.
What's included:
- Camera & video cord
- Transmitter & power cord
- Mirror with LCD
- 2 bolts, nuts and washers
- 4 wire splicers (nice!)
- 2 velcro straps for mounting the mirror
- 2 power cords for the mirror (1 cigarette lighter and one to be hard wired into the existing wiring, whichever install you choose)
The Good:
1. The install was relatively easy and the product comes with every part you need to install it successfully on the vehicle
2. The camera is good quality
3. The instructions are straight forward and easy to follow
The Bad:
1. The wireless LCD mirror is a good idea, but gets interference as you're driving through neighborhoods, so the screen turns on randomly to a blue screen
2. The mirror is HEAVY, so every bump you hit in the road has the potential to swivel the mirror down
3. The mirror is pretty dark (that's the patented tinting they describe in their product overview), which makes it difficult to see anything at night and even in the day time
4. They don't offer any wiring tips in their instructions, so it's up to you to figure out which wire is the 'reverse light wire'.
Overall, due to the wireless interference and mirror issues, I wouldn't be able to recommend this product and will probably be returning mine for a model that is wired and has a mirror without tinting.
If you do decide to purchase this product for a similar vehicle, here's some pointers:
- You may have to drill a 7/16" hole behind your license plate to feed the camera cord through. I tried to find a different location (license plate lights) to feed the wires through, but it would have ruined the weather stripping. After you feed the wire, you can use some epoxy, caulking or even hot glue (in cooler climates) to seal the hole.
- To conceal the wires for the camera, remove the panel of the back door before you begin, this way you have more room to work with and can tape the camera wire to the existing wires running through the door.
- The power for the reverse light on the Highlander (all Toyota's?) is the dark pink wire. The ground is the thicker white/black strip wire
- On the Highlander, the wireless transmitter fits nicely next to the tail light housing inside the vehicle. Almost like it was built for it!
What's included:
- Camera & video cord
- Transmitter & power cord
- Mirror with LCD
- 2 bolts, nuts and washers
- 4 wire splicers (nice!)
- 2 velcro straps for mounting the mirror
- 2 power cords for the mirror (1 cigarette lighter and one to be hard wired into the existing wiring, whichever install you choose)
The Good:
1. The install was relatively easy and the product comes with every part you need to install it successfully on the vehicle
2. The camera is good quality
3. The instructions are straight forward and easy to follow
The Bad:
1. The wireless LCD mirror is a good idea, but gets interference as you're driving through neighborhoods, so the screen turns on randomly to a blue screen
2. The mirror is HEAVY, so every bump you hit in the road has the potential to swivel the mirror down
3. The mirror is pretty dark (that's the patented tinting they describe in their product overview), which makes it difficult to see anything at night and even in the day time
4. They don't offer any wiring tips in their instructions, so it's up to you to figure out which wire is the 'reverse light wire'.
Overall, due to the wireless interference and mirror issues, I wouldn't be able to recommend this product and will probably be returning mine for a model that is wired and has a mirror without tinting.
If you do decide to purchase this product for a similar vehicle, here's some pointers:
- You may have to drill a 7/16" hole behind your license plate to feed the camera cord through. I tried to find a different location (license plate lights) to feed the wires through, but it would have ruined the weather stripping. After you feed the wire, you can use some epoxy, caulking or even hot glue (in cooler climates) to seal the hole.
- To conceal the wires for the camera, remove the panel of the back door before you begin, this way you have more room to work with and can tape the camera wire to the existing wires running through the door.
- The power for the reverse light on the Highlander (all Toyota's?) is the dark pink wire. The ground is the thicker white/black strip wire
- On the Highlander, the wireless transmitter fits nicely next to the tail light housing inside the vehicle. Almost like it was built for it!
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Initial worries I had before buying:-
1) Quality of video - turned out acceptable
2) Wireless interference - turned out acceptable
3) Installation - 1 hour and no drilling, cutting needed on my 2010 corolla
4) Quality of rear-view mirror - acceptable
Problems in usage now :-
1) On bright day, video brightness is very less. Definitely can't use sunglasses while backing up. Mostly can't use it in Sunny days
2) When there is alight source right behind you (street light or sun behind you) the display is all hazed-up and not usable.
Overall acceptable. Not returning.
1) Quality of video - turned out acceptable
2) Wireless interference - turned out acceptable
3) Installation - 1 hour and no drilling, cutting needed on my 2010 corolla
4) Quality of rear-view mirror - acceptable
Problems in usage now :-
1) On bright day, video brightness is very less. Definitely can't use sunglasses while backing up. Mostly can't use it in Sunny days
2) When there is alight source right behind you (street light or sun behind you) the display is all hazed-up and not usable.
Overall acceptable. Not returning.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Install comments: Awkward using lighter power plug for mirror since it hangs down so I direct wired to compass power feed and works fine. Little tricky clipping the light gauge wiring of the transmitter to the automotive wiring of the backup light.
Works well and signal clear. Great for spotting and aligning to trailer hitch. Only one incident of radio interference triggering mirror view. At work a wireless security camera triggers camera interference, but when transmitter powers the signal is stronger and backup camera clears up.
Works well and signal clear. Great for spotting and aligning to trailer hitch. Only one incident of radio interference triggering mirror view. At work a wireless security camera triggers camera interference, but when transmitter powers the signal is stronger and backup camera clears up.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
system good but camera not waterproof
I purchased the camera to install in my murano. I was able to bolt it on but not on the top of license plate. Read more
Published 1 month ago by teckkieguy
not easy.to install
this is not easy to install it took me 2 hrs just for the camera. i had to remove the interior trim from the rear lift gate drill a hole for the wire to come through the lift gate. Read more
Published 2 months ago by stillwater
Decent Safety Add-on but camera quit
I installed this unit in a 2004 Subaru Forester for my wife. The mirror unit uses 4 clamps plus 2 Velcro straps to attach to the front of the factory mirror. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Scott B
Much Better than Reviews Indicate
It took me roughly 45 minutes to install the camera and the mirror. I installed it in a Honda Ridgeline. I put the transmitter up inside the bed wall about 1 foot from the cab. Read more
Published 2 months ago by ManOfManyInterests
Good product for the price, but please consider the cons..
Install was nice and easy. I had little confusion connect the positive and negative wires to my reverse light in my Toyota Rav4, however figured that out. Read more
Published 3 months ago by nagstrikes
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2.17.2012
After a little more than a months' use I was unable to see anything on the screen. Read more
2.17.2012
After a little more than a months' use I was unable to see anything on the screen. Read more
Published 3 months ago by tccchef
Rear view mirroe /Camera
The item is cool but did not know it was for a Left Hand drive vehicle . Did not state Left or Right when purchasing same
Published 3 months ago by The Man the Legend
Warm up your soldering iron
As mentioned in other reviews, the real challenge with this type of device is the installation. First, you must have a soldering iron and multimeter (and know how to use them). Read more
Published 4 months ago by James F. Fordemwalt
Back Up Mirror
My husband loves the back up camera. However, it is definitely not a 15 minute installation as the ad states. Also there was a discoloration in the image on the mirror. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Barbara
Nice upgrade from previous
Had an older camera from Peak with a 7" display. Mirror tint is fine for me and yes I have a tinted rear window. It covered my automatically tinting mirror. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Raybo34
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