Roof mounted TFT LCD monitor with a large 12.1 inch display. This is a great video accessory for keeping the kids entertained, company vehicles that often escort guests, regular carpools, or just personal use. This roof mount LCD screen features 2 AV IN for connecting different video devices to the screen, including DVD players, video game player, rearview camera, etc. It has an IR audio transmitter, meaning it broadcast its audio signal to an IR receiver, such as wireless headphones. Additional features include remote or button control and two built-in dome lights for night time conditions. This low priced ceiling monitor vehicle AV system is easy to install with just a little know-how and works with both PAL and NTSC systems.
A great wholesale price makes this vehicle display perfect either for the resale market, OEM market, or personal/company use. The CVSI-1202 is only available from your source for wholesale direct from China electronic products, Chinavasion.
China Manufacturer Specifications
- Screen Information
- Screen: 12.1 Inch TFT LCD
- Video Color System: NTSC/PAL/Auto
- Aspect Ratio: 4:3
- Resolution: 800x600
- Dimensions with screen up: 360mm x 305mm x 30mm (L x W x D)
- Dimensions with screen down: 360mm x 305mm x 270mm (L x W x D)
- Power Supply: 12V DC
- Input / Output
- x2 Video IN
- R/L Audio IN
- IR Audio Transmitter
- Manufacturer Ref: FL629F96T83O
Product Notes
- Touch Buttons or Remote Control
- For use with IR receiving headphones or other IR receiving audio devices
- Built in on/off dome light
- Firm snap latch to keep monitor safe and flush with the housing
- Screen rests in housing (0 deg) and pulls down fully for viewing (90 deg)
- Screen rotates 30 deg left and 30 deg right when in down position
Package Contents
- Model CVSI-1202 Roof Mount LCD Monitor
- User manual
- Built in On/Off Dome Light
- AV/power cable with 2 RCA style video-in and 1 RCA style audio-in pair (left and right)
- Remote control
- Mounting hardware
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This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 16 August, 2008.
