RMT Track Vision Rear Mounted Camera
Providing 115 degrees of viewing, the Track-Vision rear-mounted camera from RMT provides heavy equipment operators with a wide-angle view behind their machines.
December 8, 2009
Providing 115 degrees of viewing, the Track-Vision rear-mounted camera from RMT Equipment provides heavy equipment operators with a wide-angle view behind their machines, thanks to a 7-inch color flat-screen monitor installed in the cab. The on-board safety backup camera features a heated lens surface to prevent condensation or frost, has been tested to endure the most severe vibration and dust fluctuations, and is accurate in extreme low-light conditions, says RMT. Placed in an aluminum casing, the shockproof and vibration-resistant monitor automatically adjusts brightness to match lighting conditions and has an integrated sun cover.
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