Product Description
This back up camera is designed to be used with the Garmin RV780 GPS unit ONLY!
Keep a Watchful Eye on What’s Behind Your Vehicle
- 160° wide-angle field of view; shows what’s behind your vehicle when in reverse
- Built-in Wi-Fi® transmits live camera view from BC 30 directly to your compatible¹ GPS navigator’s display
- Wirelessly transmits camera footage up to 45 feet away (range varies based on installation)
- If desired, wire to constant power and toggle easily between camera and navigation modes
- Rugged enough to withstand harsh weather²
A quality backup camera like the Garmin BC 30 can significantly enhance rearward visibility for drivers and, thus, help minimize the risk of “blind zone” accidents whenever your vehicle is moving in reverse.
Take the Worry out of Backing Up
When paired with a compatible GPS navigator, the BC 30 wireless backup camera is a multi-purpose Wi-Fi-enabled camera intended to help drivers easily spot vehicles, pedestrians, and other hard-to-see obstructions behind your vehicle.
If the camera is wired to your reverse lights for power, your compatible Garmin navigator can automatically display camera footage every time the vehicle is shifted into reverse – and go back into navigation mode when shifted into a forward gear. As another option, you can wire the system to constant power, which allows you to toggle between the navigation display and backup display modes at the press of a button.
The onscreen guidance lines may be adjusted according to your vehicle size, to help drivers more easily gauge the reversing distance. Up to 4 cameras can be used together in 1 system, for multiple viewing angles when reversing your vehicle.
The BC 30 is rugged enough to withstand even the harshest of weather. Garmin recommends taking the BC 30 to your dealer for professional installation. But if you’re a diehard do-it-yourselfer, that’s an OK alternative as well. You’ll need to mount the camera on the rear of your vehicle and connect it to a power source, such as the rear lights.
