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Sometimes, the original rearview camera cable isn't long enough. This could be due to a larger vehicle or wanting to mount the display further from the camera. In these cases, an extension cable is essential. However, choosing the right extension cable for your car's system and camera involves several factors, including compatibility, connector type, and power requirements. Let's break down these key considerations to help you make an informed decision.

When adding an extension cable for your car's rearview camera, keep these crucial factors in mind:

Compatibility: Ensure the extension cable is compatible with both your rearview camera and display. This includes the connector type and size, as well as the cable's voltage and current specifications.

Connector Type: First, check the connector types on your car's system and rearview camera. Common types include 4-pin, 5-pin, 6-pin, and 8-pin connectors. The extension cable's connector must match the camera's connector.

Power and Signal: Verify that the extension cable can handle your equipment's power and signal requirements. For instance, if your device requires a specific voltage or current, the extension cable should be able to provide it. Also, if your device uses a digital signal, you'll need a digital extension cable; for analog signals, you'll need an analog extension cable.

Cable Quality: Cable quality directly impacts video signal quality, especially over longer distances. High-quality cables offer better shielding and signal transmission. Look for cables made with pure copper or silver-plated copper conductors, as copper has excellent conductivity.

Manufacturer Recommendations: Some device manufacturers recommend specific extension cables. If possible, consider using these recommended products, as they've been tested to work well with your equipment.

Cable Length: Longer cables can lead to signal degradation. Ensure the cable is long enough to reach from the camera to the display, but avoid excessive length.

Installation: Plan the cable routing to prevent it from being pinched or damaged during vehicle operation. Consider how the cable will run through the vehicle's interior to avoid interference or damage to other components.

Weather Resistance: If the cable will be exposed to the elements, choose a weather-resistant cable. High-quality cables often use durable, weatherproof plastics like PVC or TPE for the outer jacket. Consider the cable material based on your installation needs.

In summary, while adding an extension cable is possible, you need to choose the right cable for your needs and install it correctly. It's always best to consult a professional installer or the manufacturer before making any modifications.

Lamtto Carplay Car stereo AHD Rear View Camera Extension Cable Buying Guide

Lamtto Car Stereo with Carplay support the addition of AHD rear camera extension cables, perfectly compatible with 12-36V vehicle voltage and 4-pin connectors. We recommend purchasing a suitable extension cable on Amazon. Please note that we currently only support AHD cameras and do not support VGA cameras. If you are unsure whether your car screen is compatible, please click Backup Cameras: AHD or VGA? A Complete Guide to Product Models to view a list of screen models that support AHD and VGA cameras. Choose the right extension cable for your Lamtto car system, easily extend your AHD rear view camera, and enjoy a clearer and more convenient reversing experience.

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