SPAL USA Releases In-cab Monitor Screen
SPAL USA has released a new Multivision system, an in-cab monitor screen that allows for viewing up to four cameras
SPAL USA has released a new Multivision system, an in-cab monitor screen that allows for viewing up to four cameras.
The unit splits the screen into two, three or four images depending on the number of cameras connected.
"For drivers maneuvering a large RV or tow vehicle, the high-quality Multivision is the ultimate in rear vision safety," said Thom Balistrieri, director of consumer sales for SPAL USA. "The universal unit works with all SPAL cameras and monitors - as well as virtually any aftermarket multimedia, recorders and OEM video monitors - to help drivers of SUVs, campers and trucks see multiple angles and blind spots."
The device is designed to be mounted under the dash, while cameras can be mounted in any location. Multivision measures about 4 by 4 by 9.5 inches.
The Multivision unit can be used in conjunction with the RX-TX/W01 Wireless Video Signal Kit, which converts cameras and monitors to wireless mode.
More info: www.spalusa.com.
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