Backup Cameras

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A backup camera should feel like it came with the car. Beat-Sonic USA backup cameras and camera adapters integrate with your factory screen or aftermarket head unit using plug-and-play connections, so you get clear rear visibility without cut wires or a suction-cup monitor stuck to the glass. Serving the car community since 2007, our lineup covers Toyota, Lexus, Scion, Subaru, Honda, and even the Porsche 911. Why Choose a Beat-Sonic USA Backup Camera? Most aftermarket camera kits are built around a generic camera and a generic monitor. Beat-Sonic USA takes the opposite approach: work with the screen you already have. That means a car backup camera setup that looks factory, keeps every original function working, and comes out cleanly if you ever want to return the vehicle to stock. Take the PCAM2 for the Porsche 911 991.1 with PCM 3.1, a Beat-Sonic USA product designed and engineered in the US. It replaces the factory rear license plate light, so there is no drilling into the bumper and no universal camera look. Waterproof construction and an automatic electronic iris keep the image usable day and night. How OEM Backup Camera Integration Works There are two common situations, and Beat-Sonic USA makes an adapter for each. Adding a camera to your factory screen Interfaces like the BCUS3EP feed an aftermarket rear view backup camera into select 2012-2015 Toyota, Scion, and Subaru OEM screens. Pair it with a universal camera such as the license-plate-mounted BCAM7AW and your factory display shows the rear view when you shift into reverse. Keeping your factory camera with a new stereo If you are installing an aftermarket head unit, adapters like the BC1 (Toyota 4-pin) and BC9 (Honda 5-pin) connect the factory backup camera straight to the new stereo. The BC1 plugs into the factory 4-pin camera connector with no cutting or splicing, works with all major aftermarket stereo brands, and switches to the camera view automatically in reverse. The BC5 harness adds a camera input