Back Up Cameras

How to Choose a Backup Camera

Backup cameras vary by wiring style, mounting option, and whether you need a monitor included.

• Wired vs wireless. Wired backup cameras (most AutoSky models) connect via cable to your existing head unit or aftermarket display for a permanent, stable signal. Wireless systems like the AutoSky Wireless Backup Camera with 5-inch monitor include everything you need — camera, monitor, and wireless signal — ideal for vehicles without any existing display.
• Mounting style. Flush-mount cameras (like the AutoSky ABC-100) install into an existing hole for a clean, factory look. Butterfly-mount cameras surface-mount to your bumper. License plate-mount cameras (ABC-300, ABC-400) attach to your existing license plate frame — the easiest DIY install. Metal OEM-style cameras (ABC-200) match factory aesthetics on trucks and SUVs.
• Weather resistance. Look for an IP68 or IP69 rating. All AutoSky backup cameras are fully waterproof and built to withstand rain, snow, car washes, and daily road exposure.
• Night vision. LED-assisted night vision helps you see in low-light conditions — parking lots, driveways, unlit streets. The AutoSky ABC-400 (12 LEDs) and ABC-500 (10 LEDs) are the brightest options. Even without LEDs, all AutoSky backup cameras have wide-angle infrared-sensitive sensors for low-light performance.
• Viewing angle. Wider is better for parking. AutoSky backup cameras range from 130° to 170° viewing angles, ensuring you see cross-traffic and obstacles that are outside a narrow cone.

Why Shop AutoSky Backup Cameras

• Multiple mounting styles — flush, butterfly, license plate, and OEM-style options
• Fully waterproof construction for all weather conditions
• Night vision LEDs on select models for low-light clarity
• Wide viewing angles (130°–170°) for maximum coverage
• DIY installation — no professional install required for most models
• Wireless system available with included monitor for vehicles without factory displays

Frequently Asked Questions