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iBEAM - 4.5in. Replacement Rearview Mirror Monitor

 

Integrated 4.5" color LCD display; 480 x 272 resolution; displays compass and temperature; 2 video inputs; 4W power consumption; 2 external temperature sensors; windshield mount

Monitor your surroundings without turning your head by installing this iBEAM 4.5-inch rearview mirror. The color LCD provides a clear picture, and the two video inputs and temperature sensors offer a wide-ranging view and let you check the outside weather. This iBEAM 4.5-inch rearview mirror shows the direction you're traveling for easy navigation, and the included windshield mount supports a straightforward installation.

Compatible with most vehicles

Easily upgrade, or replace your current rearview mirror.

Integrated 4.5" frameless color LCD display

Features 480 x 272 resolution and offers a clear picture.

Two video inputs, including rearview camera input

Connect a second camera for simple monitoring of the area behind your vehicle.

Displays compass and in, out temperature

Provides additional information in an intuitive location. Boasts two external temperature sensors.

Windshield mount included

Simplifies the installation process.

Optional mounts available

You can use OE brackets for Ford, GM, Honda, Hyundai, Toyota, Kia, Subaru, VW, Mercedes, Fiat, Iveco, and Peugeot for a proper fit. Each sold separately.

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Specification

Color Category

Black

Product Name

4.5" Replacement Rearview Mirror Monitor

Additional Accessories Included

Two external temperature sensors, windshield mount, 2mm allen key

Brand

iBEAM

Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor

3 Years

Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts

3 Years

Model Number

TE-CTM45

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