Clearwater, May 08, 2018 -- EchoMaster, global manufacturer of driver assistance technology for consumer and commercial drivers, today, introduced PCAM-DPLLP, a universal reverse camera featuring dynamic parking lines, the first license plate camera with a butterfly mount to customize any driver’s viewing angle.
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PCAM-DPLLP takes the challenge out of reversing, delivering 170° of enhanced rear vision, and dynamic guidelines to show the path the vehicle is positioned to move through. The dynamic parking lines remove guesswork by providing drivers with a better understanding of the trajectory of the vehicle before they reverse. The camera features built-in motion sensors, once the vehicle starts moving the camera senses the movement and guidelines move to show the path of the vehicle. The bracket easily mounts behind your license plate making it easy to add a camera without having to drill additional holes in your vehicles exterior.
Key Features
- 1/3" CMOS sensor
- Operates at 0.5 LUX
- 170° degree viewing angle
- Dynamic parking guidelines
- Waterproof rating: IP67
- 3-Year product warranty
PCAM-DPLLP is available from authorized EchoMaster dealers at a suggested retail price of $149.99.
For more information, visit EchoMaster.com
ABOUT AAMP GLOBAL
Established in 1987, owned by Audax Private Equity, and headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, AAMP Global restlessly pursues innovative ways to enhance what moves you. Global manufacturer of mobile aftermarket technology for consumer and commercial vehicles; developing safety solutions under EchoMaster, smartphone connectivity under iSimple, high power audio enhancement under Stinger and Phoenix Gold, and OEM integration solutions under Autoleads and PAC. AAMP enables you to define your drive, one vehicle at a time, anywhere in the world.
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Phyliss Robins EchoMaster 800-477-2267 [email protected]


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