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iBeam TE-RM45 4.5 Inch Replacement Mirror Monitor Digital Color LCD Screen

iBeam TE-RM45 4.5 Inch Replacement Mirror Monitor Digital Color LCD Screen iBeam
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iBeam TE-RM45 4.5 Inch Replacement Mirror Monitor 

Integrate your vehicles safety camera display into your rear-view mirror with iBeams 4.5 inch mirror monitor.

Our iBeam 4.5 inch mirror monitor replaces your vehicles factory rear-view mirror with a full color LCD screen and mirror in one! Connect up to two video inputs ‚Äď rear-view camera and a second camera feed, to give drivers additional visibility without the use of an additional monitor on the dash. Display is virtually undetectable when switched off revealing a flawless factory-quality mirror. Includes our most widely used windshield mount ‚Äď with additional options sold separately.

  • Replacement rear-view mirror with integrated 4.5 inch digital color LCD screen
  • Includes most widely used windshield mount
  • Optional mounts for Ford – GM – Honda – Hyundai – Toyota – Kia – Subaru – VW – Mercedes – Fiat – Iveco – and Peugeot available
  • 2 video inputs: rear-view camera input and second video input
  • 2mm allen key included

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