Stinger HDCAM10U Universal Front or Rear HD Camera with Night Vision
Quadratec Part #:
96103-2028
Stinger Part #:
HDCAM10U
MSRP
$229.00
Discount
-$50.00
In Cart Price
$179.00
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$179.00
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Description
Selectable AHD/CVBS Output: Lets you choose between 720p or 480p resolution depending on your display and system compatibility.
Night-Vision Infrared LEDs: Provides visibility even in zero-lux conditions, making the camera useful at night or in underground garages.
Wide 170° Viewing Angle: Ensures you capture more of the scene in front or behind your vehicle, reducing blind spots.
IP67 Weather Rating: Withstands water and dust exposure—suitable for off-road use or harsh environments.
Flexible Mounting Options: Works as a front or rear camera and includes hardware to adapt to license plate, tailgate, or bumper mounts
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The Stinger Universal Front or Rear HD Camera with Night Vision offers a compelling solution for improving vehicle awareness by offering selectable HD resolutions (720p AHD or 480p CVBS), a wide 170° field of view, and full night-vision capability with infrared LEDs for low-light conditions. With an IP67 rating and multiple mounting options—including a license plate bracket and butterfly mount—it’s built to handle both front and rear viewing setups in Jeeps, Broncos, cars, trucks, or off-road rigs.
Installation is streamlined thanks to the included 20-ft extension harness and universal RCA video connector, making this a flexible choice for situations where both reversing experience and forward-facing monitoring are important. Drivers looking to add safer, smarter visibility will appreciate the built-in parking guide lines, selectable mirror mode, and adjustable mounting system that adapts to a variety of scan-back and tailgate configurations.
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- Shipping Weight: 1lb
- Shipping Dimensions: 6in x 8in x 3in (L x W x H)
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Questions
Carla S.
how easy is it to install this camera on a Jeep Grand Cherokee 2022?
Installing the Stinger HDCAM10U Universal Front or Rear HD Camera on a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee is generally considered a moderately difficult project (typically an intermediate DIY job, around a 2- to 3-hour task) rather than a simple plug-and-play install.
Because it is a universal camera rather than a vehicle-specific plug-and-play factory replacement, the level of ease depends heavily on whether you are connecting it to an aftermarket infotainment system (like a Stinger HEIGH10) or trying to interface it with the factory Uconnect screen:
1. Mounting the Camera (Moderate)
Location: You will need to choose a mounting spot on either the front grille/bumper or near the rear license plate frame
. Drilling/Securing: The universal bracket gives you options, but you will likely need to drill a small hole to pass the camera wire through the sheet metal or bumper into the interior/tailgate, then seal it properly to prevent moisture leaks.
2. Running and Hiding the Wiring (Time-Consuming)
You have to run the camera harness from the exterior (front or rear) all the way into the cabin and up to the dashboard.
This requires tucking wires behind interior trim panels, pulling up door sills or kick panels, and carefully passing through factory rubber grommets in the firewall or tailgate to avoid pinching the wires.
3. Electrical and Head Unit Integration (The Hardest Part)
Power & Ground: You must tap into a 12V reverse light source (if used as a backup camera) or an accessory ignition source (if used as a front/constant camera), along with a solid chassis ground.
Display Connection:
If you have an aftermarket infotainment system: It usually features a direct RCA video input and a trigger wire, making connection straightforward.
If you are trying to keep the factory Uconnect screen: Modern 2022 Grand Cherokees heavily integrate vehicle systems through the factory screen. Adding a universal camera to an OEM screen usually requires a dedicated video interface module/adapter harness to unlock a physical video input and code the computer to recognize the camera feed, as factory radios do not typically feature a simple universal RCA input out of the box.
Because it is a universal camera rather than a vehicle-specific plug-and-play factory replacement, the level of ease depends heavily on whether you are connecting it to an aftermarket infotainment system (like a Stinger HEIGH10) or trying to interface it with the factory Uconnect screen:
1. Mounting the Camera (Moderate)
Location: You will need to choose a mounting spot on either the front grille/bumper or near the rear license plate frame
. Drilling/Securing: The universal bracket gives you options, but you will likely need to drill a small hole to pass the camera wire through the sheet metal or bumper into the interior/tailgate, then seal it properly to prevent moisture leaks.
2. Running and Hiding the Wiring (Time-Consuming)
You have to run the camera harness from the exterior (front or rear) all the way into the cabin and up to the dashboard.
This requires tucking wires behind interior trim panels, pulling up door sills or kick panels, and carefully passing through factory rubber grommets in the firewall or tailgate to avoid pinching the wires.
3. Electrical and Head Unit Integration (The Hardest Part)
Power & Ground: You must tap into a 12V reverse light source (if used as a backup camera) or an accessory ignition source (if used as a front/constant camera), along with a solid chassis ground.
Display Connection:
If you have an aftermarket infotainment system: It usually features a direct RCA video input and a trigger wire, making connection straightforward.
If you are trying to keep the factory Uconnect screen: Modern 2022 Grand Cherokees heavily integrate vehicle systems through the factory screen. Adding a universal camera to an OEM screen usually requires a dedicated video interface module/adapter harness to unlock a physical video input and code the computer to recognize the camera feed, as factory radios do not typically feature a simple universal RCA input out of the box.
