A backup camera built like a tool, not a gadget. A hard metal body that resists knocks, corrosion and heat, with a full-colour AHD 1080P image that drops onto any RCA screen.
Model DC821
A plastic camera cracks, fogs and fades after a season on a working vehicle. The DC821 is built the other way: a hard metal housing with high deformation resistance, fast thermal conductivity to shed heat, and corrosion and ageing resistance, so it keeps working through long shifts and harsh sites rather than becoming the part that fails first.
Behind the metal sits a full-colour AHD 1080P sensor with starlight low-light performance, holding colour where older cameras drop to grey. It outputs both CVBS and AHD on an RCA lead, so it fits radios, DVD players and OEM navigators across cars, pickups, SUVs and vans, and the cable can be cut to the length the vehicle needs.
The metal shell resists the knocks of a loading bay and the corrosion of salt and grime, and its thermal conductivity helps the electronics run cool in summer heat. It is the camera you fit when the last plastic one died, on the vehicles that punish their equipment.
The starlight sensor keeps a full-colour picture in low light rather than switching to washed-out monochrome, so a reversing driver reads the scene the way the eye would. The 120 to 170 degree view covers the width behind the body without the heavy warp of an ultra-wide lens.
Selectable CVBS or AHD output on a standard RCA lead means one camera covers a mixed fleet of head units, and the IP68 seal keeps water and dust out entirely. Custom cable lengths suit everything from a car to a long truck.
| Resolution | 1280×800, AHD 1080P full colour |
| View angle | 120-170° |
| Output | CVBS / AHD, RCA |
| Housing | metal, IP68, corrosion resistant |
| Night vision | starlight low-light colour |
| Cabling | customisable length |
| Power | 12-36V |
| Fitment | cars, pickups, SUVs, vans, trucks |
| Brand / Origin | HOPE · Guangdong, China |
| Warranty | 1 year |
Where toughness matters more than anything: tippers, plant, agricultural machinery, and any vehicle that has already killed a plastic camera.
Tell us the head units you run and how many cameras, and we will come back with the right output option, pricing and OEM/ODM terms.
