Câmara de marcha-atrás Mio MiVue A50

The Mio MiVue A50 Rearview camera is a compact rear-mounted camera that attaches discreetly to the rear windscreen with adhesive tape. Designed for integration with a compatible front dash cam unit, it records the road behind in Full HD 1080p with a 145° wide viewing angle. The unit features a Sony STARVIS CMOS sensor, an F1.8 aperture all-glass lens with an infrared filter, and an 8 m connection cable suitable for long-wheelbase vehicles such as SUVs, minivans and station wagons.

Advantages

The camera delivers clear and high-contrast images, including improved performance in low-light conditions thanks to Sony's STARVIS sensor and an F1.8 aperture lens. A seven-stage adjustable EV lets you fine-tune brightness manually. Its compact, slim design mounts unobtrusively between the window and electric sunshade, and the supplied 8 m cable supports installation in larger vehicles. All-glass optics with an infrared filter help produce sharper footage.

Suitable for

• Recording rear traffic while driving
• Parking assistance and reversing checks
• Integration with a compatible front dash cam unit
• Installation in long-wheelbase vehicles (SUVs, minivans, station wagons)

Key specifications

• Resolution: Full HD 1080p
• Image sensor: Sony STARVIS CMOS
• Lens aperture: F1.8
• Viewing angle: 145°
• Connection cable length: 8 m
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 22.2 × 29.5 × 60.5 mm
• Weight: 0.025 kg
• Colour: Black
• MPN: 5413N6310010
• EAN: 4713264283893

How to use

Mount the Mio MiVue A50 to the inside of the rear windscreen using the adhesive tape, ensuring the lens has an unobstructed view of the road behind. Route the 8 m connection cable to the main front dash cam unit and connect according to the front unit's installation instructions. The rear camera starts recording automatically when the vehicle engine is started and the front dash cam is active.

Recommendations

For best results, clean the mounting area on the rear windscreen before applying the adhesive mount, position the camera centrally or where it has a clear view, and test video quality in both daylight and low-light conditions. If installed in vehicles with electric sunshades, verify that the camera fits between the glass and sunshade without obstruction.