Heated Heavy Duty Backup Camera: IR Night Vision & Defrost

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Model number: ST-800A-H

Heavy-Duty Heated Backup Camera

Product Description

Heavy-Duty Heated Backup Camera: Thermostat-Controlled with IR Night Vision

Engineered for Sub-Zero Extremes, Heavy Fleets & Cold-Chain Logistics

Operating commercial fleets, heavy excavators, and refrigerated logistics vehicles in sub-zero environments poses serious safety risks due to lens frost, snow accumulation, and rapid temperature-induced condensation.

The Standtop Heavy-Duty Heated Camera integrates an automatic internal thermostat heating system with high-output infrared night vision. Equipped with a protective sun and snow visor and a heavy-duty mounting bracket, it delivers continuous, unobstructed visibility in dense fog, freezing blizzards, and cold storage operations.

Product Features

Internal Thermostat-Controlled Auto-Heating:

Built-in thermal sensor automatically triggers internal heating when ambient temperatures drop below +5°C (41°F) and safely cuts power once reaching ≥ +50°C (122°F) , preventing lens freezing, frost buildup, and moisture condensation while conserving vehicle power.
18 High-Power IR LEDs for Clear Night Vision:

Equipped with 18 high-efficiency 850nm infrared LEDs and an integrated optical isolation ring to deliver crisp, clear monochrome vision in pitch-black environments without internal lens glare or halo artifacts.
Protective Sun & Snow Visor with Heavy U-Bracket:

The top-mounted hood physically deflects falling snow, sleet, mud, and overhead sunlight glare, while the heavy-duty U-bracket ensures secure, vibration-resistant mounting on commercial chassis.
IP69K Complete Weatherproof Rating:

Hermetically sealed to withstand high-pressure steam power washings and deep sub-zero conditions from -40℃～70℃

Technical Specifications

Image Sensor	1/2.9" CMOS Sensor
Resolution	AHD 1080p
Effective Pixels	1920(H) x 1080(V)
Heating Mechanism	Internal Thermostat Auto-Heating (PTC / Ceramic Heating Element)
Thermostat Trigger Range	Auto ON: +5°C (41°F)/ Auto OFF: +50°C (122°F)
TV System	PAL/NTSC
Viewing angle	120 Degree
Power supply	DC 12V
Waterproof Level	IP69K
IR lights	18Pcs
Image	Mirror or Normal optional
Power Consumption	＜3W
Maximum current	＜350mA
Minimum Illumination	0.1 Lux (day), 0 Lux (with IR)
Video Output	1.0 Vp-p/75 Ohm
IR cut	Yes
Connector	4pin aviation
Operating Temperature	-40℃～70℃, RH 95% MAX

Target Applications & Commercial Fleets

Cold-Chain & Refrigerated Transport: Solves immediate lens fogging and moisture condensation as refrigerated trucks transition between sub-zero cold storage facilities and humid loading docks.
High-Latitude & Sub-Zero Winter Fleets: Delivers reliable rear visibility for snowplows, municipal gritters, and long-haul transport operating across North American winter belts, Northern Europe, Eastern Europe, and Alpine regions.
Heavy Construction & Mining Equipment: Built to withstand continuous mechanical vibration, abrasive dust, and extreme sub-zero weather on excavators, wheel loaders, and dump trucks.
Agricultural & Utility Vehicles: Provides clear reversing and blind-spot coverage in frozen fields, barns, and high-pressure cleaning routines.

Heavy-duty heated backup camera applications: winter maintenance snow plow, commercial freight truck, mining heavy plant, and cold storage forklift

FAQ Section

Q1: How does the internal thermostat heating work in cold weather?

A: The camera features a built-in thermal sensor that automatically initiates heating when the temperature drops to +5°C (41°F) . Once the internal cavity reaches +50°C (122°F), the heating shuts off automatically to maintain balanced operating temperature and conserve vehicle power.
Q2: Does this model suffer from infrared glare or reflection at night?

A: No. The camera integrates an internal optical isolation ring between the lens and the 18 IR LEDs, ensuring infrared light projects cleanly through the front glass without creating foggy backscatter or halos in night vision mode.
Q3: What commercial vehicles benefit most from this heated camera?

A: It is widely used on refrigerated trucks, cold-chain transport, snowplows, agricultural machinery, and heavy construction equipment operating in freezing, humid, or sub-zero climates.