Rear View Safety Ranks Once Again as the Number One Best Backup Camera in the Industry in 2015
NEW YORK, Nov. 17, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Rear View Safety, the industry leader in the sales and distribution of backup camera systems, as well as a strong and dedicated road safety advocate, is thrilled and honored to announce that it has once again been ranked as the top provider of backup camera systems in the industry. Rear View Safety manufactures devices for all types of vehicles and prides itself on offering options that are both more advanced and more affordable than competing companies.
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This particular honor was bestowed upon Rear View Safety by CarAudioNow.com, which reviewed a wide range of consumer level backup camera systems and other types of safety equipment that are available on the market today. The site reviewed based on a number of criteria, including the available features that were present in a particular backup camera system, the total value that it gave consumers for their money, the ease of installation, the ease of use and the type of after-service that was being provided by the original vendor.
The Rear View Safety Wireless Backup Camera System with Cigarette Lighter Adapter
The RVS-091406 came out as the number one backup camera system available on the market today for a host of different reasons. For far too long, the difficulty of installation in older vehicles in particular has been an unnecessary roadblock when it came to adding these types of mission-critical systems installed in cars and trucks across America. The wireless backup camera system with cigarette lighter adapter includes a 4.3" high definition monitor that includes a suction cup for easy dashboard mounting and a power cable that connects straight to the cigarette lighter in a car. Distance grids can also be turned on and off at will.
The digital wireless connection that the system uses to function guarantees no interference for up to 70 feet, making it ideal for even the longest commercial and consumer vehicles. The camera itself not only offers 9 infra-red night vision lights (enabling the driver to see clearly, even in periods of total darkness), but also boats a 130 degree viewing range.
As part of the 2007 Driving Safety Act, in accordance with a recent decision that was made by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, backup cameras will become mandatory in all cars either sold or leased in the United States by as soon as 2018. When that decision goes into effect, consumers everywhere can rest easy knowing that they have a plethora of high quality, affordable and dependable options available from Rear View Safety that they can easily purchase and install themselves for maximum effect.
To learn more information about Rear View Safety or to stay up-to-date on all of the company's camera and sensor systems, visit the official website at http://www.rearviewsafety.com or call at 800-764-1028.
Rear View Safety is not a stranger to the world of safety enhancing products for drivers and vehicles of all types. Recently they introduced GoVue, the first back up camera smartphone app for the popular iOS and Android operating systems. Once the smartphone and camera system are connected via a short-range Wi-Fi network, video information from the rear of the vehicle is transmitted to the smartphone in real time. This eliminates the need for a primary monitor to be installed into the dashboard of the vehicle in question. The GoVue back up camera application for iOS and Android devices is currently available for free download in the Google Play Store, the iTunes App Store.
Rear View Safety has long been a leader in vehicle safety solutions. The commercial backup camera provider is also available on Facebook, on Twitter, on LinkedIn and maintains a Road Safety Resource site.
Contact:
James Grossbaum
800-764-1028
SOURCE Rear View Safety
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