The expert in rearview cameras — for over 20 years
  • PROMOTION – Free storage bag with all ELEMENT HD sets 0000000
  • PROMOTION – Free storage bag with all ELEMENT HD sets 0000000
0
0
0
Your shopping cart is empty.
Total: ${ $store.state.basket.data.itemSum | currency } (Gross) ${ $store.state.basket.data.itemSumNet | currency } (Net)
Monitors (14)
Filter results
Transmission type
Screen diagonal
IP rating monitor
Number of video inputs
Equipment
Availability
Price

Monitors for reversing camera systems – replacement, upgrade or professional-level expansion

A reversing monitor is the central display unit of a reversing camera system.

It shows the camera image in HD resolution and plays a key role in how precisely and safely a vehicle can be manoeuvred.

This category includes standalone monitors for reversing camera systems – ideal for:

  • replacing a faulty display
  • upgrading to a larger screen size
  • expanding to multiple camera inputs
  • modernising with recording functionality
  • outdoor or specialist applications

➡ Overview: view all reversing camera kits

➡ Find matching cameras here: individual reversing cameras

Why the monitor determines safety

Reversing cameras are among the safety-relevant driver assistance systems in modern vehicles.

But even the best camera is of little use if the image is displayed on an inadequate monitor.

A high-quality reversing monitor provides:

  • clear image display with no delay
  • fast obstacle recognition
  • stable signal processing
  • optimal visibility in darkness or backlighting

Especially for large vehicles or multi-camera systems, the monitor is the central control instrument.

Value for money: why a monitor upgrade pays off

An outdated or dim display can:

  • increase reaction times
  • show obstacles unclearly
  • encourage manoeuvring damage

One avoidable incident can quickly cost several hundred or even thousands of euros.

A modern HD reversing monitor significantly reduces this risk.

In commercial use, the rule is simple:

A single avoided damage event often fully amortises the investment.

When is a standalone monitor the right choice?

A replacement or upgrade monitor is the right choice if:

  • the existing display is faulty
  • brightness has deteriorated
  • more cameras need to be connected
  • video recording is required
  • a larger overview is needed
  • outdoor use is planned

If the camera and wiring still work, a targeted replacement is more cost-effective than a complete system.

Decision matrix: 7 inch, 9 inch or 10 inch?

Monitor sizeIdeal forBenefit
7 inchCars, compact vansspace-saving, clear and tidy
9 inchVans, motorhomesbetter detail recognition
10 inchLorries, agriculture, multi-camera systemsmaximum overview

Rule of thumb:

The larger the vehicle or the more cameras that are connected, the more a larger monitor makes sense.

Multi-camera monitors – up to 8 camera inputs

Modern reversing monitors offer:

  • 2, 4 or up to 8 camera inputs
  • split-screen function
  • automatic switching when reverse gear is engaged
  • manual view selection

Particularly suitable for:

  • lorries in continuous 24 V operation
  • agricultural and construction machinery
  • motorhomes with an additional side camera
  • fleet vehicles

Advanced features of modern reversing monitors

Depending on the model, our monitors offer:

  • AHD 1080P HD resolution
  • adjustable distance guidelines
  • integrated video recording
  • mirror or normal image function
  • brightness adjustment
  • robust controls
  • optional waterproof version for outdoor use

These features increase control, precision and traceability in everyday use.

Waterproof reversing monitors for specialist applications

For open vehicles, agricultural machines or construction machinery, waterproof monitors are a sensible choice.

Typical features:

  • robust housing
  • vibration-resistant design
  • use even in damp conditions and rain

Especially in agriculture or industrial environments, that is essential for long-term reliability.

Who are reversing monitors suitable for?

✔ Private customers needing a retrofit

✔ Vans in daily use

✔ Lorries with a 12–30 V onboard electrical system

✔ Agricultural and construction applications

✔ Fleet operators with multi-camera systems

When is a complete system change the better option?

A standalone monitor is ideal if:

  • the camera is still working
  • only the display needs modernising
  • the system is being expanded

A complete reversing camera kit makes sense if:

  • no system is installed yet
  • camera and monitor need to be replaced at the same time

➡ Category: Reversing camera kit

Trust through technical responsibility

VSG24 stands for:

  • tested system compatibility
  • durable build quality
  • long-term spare parts availability
  • modular expandability
  • personal advice
  • fast response times

Especially with multi-camera systems, choosing the right monitor is crucial for operational safety.

Typical application scenario

A depot yard early in the morning.

Several vehicles are manoeuvring at the same time.

A split-screen monitor shows the rear area, side view and trailer simultaneously.

Clear visibility means:

Quick decisions.

Less risk.

More control.

Reversing monitor – explained briefly

What is a reversing monitor?

The display unit of a reversing camera system for showing the camera image.

Why is it so important?

It determines overview, reaction speed and precision when manoeuvring.

When is an upgrade worthwhile?

In the event of a fault, poor image quality or when you want to expand the system.

Invest in visibility instead of repairs

A high-quality reversing monitor provides a clear view, modern functions and long-term safety.

Choose the right monitor for your reversing camera system now –

or get personalised advice.

FAQ - Frequently Asked questions

The reversing monitor is the central control unit of the entire reversing system. It determines how many cameras can be used, how quickly images can switch, and how clearly information is displayed.

Even a high-quality camera is of little use if the monitor does not process the signal cleanly or lacks key functions. For that reason, the monitor should always be chosen to suit the intended application — not just by size, but by the technology, inputs and control logic.

CVBS is an analogue standard and is mainly found in older or basic systems. AHD, by contrast, enables significantly higher resolution and sharper images without the need for complex digital systems.

Modern reversing monitors from VSG24 support AHD signals and are often backwards compatible, so older cameras can still be used. The key point is that the camera and monitor must support the same signal standard — it is worth doing a quick check before buying.

That depends on the application.

  • 2 video inputs are sufficient for a simple rear + front camera setup
  • 4 video inputs are ideal for rear and side cameras
  • up to 8 video inputs are used for HGVs, agricultural or specialist vehicles

A monitor with more inputs provides future-proofing, even if only one camera is currently in use. VSG24 recommends choosing monitors so that later expansions remain straightforward.

Trigger functions control which camera image is shown automatically and when. Typical triggers include the reversing light, indicators, or external switching signals.

Example: when the indicator is activated, the monitor automatically switches to the side camera. When reverse gear is selected, the rear view appears.

Especially with multiple cameras, clean trigger logic is essential for day-to-day clarity and safety.

Monitors with a recording function save video footage from connected cameras using loop recording. This can be useful for documenting manoeuvres, clarifying damage claims, or internal traceability in fleet operations.

Not all of them — but there are specialist models.

For open vehicles, agricultural machinery or forklifts, splash-proof or fully waterproof monitors (IP67 or IP69K) are used. These are protected against dust, moisture and cleaning.

VSG24 specifically offers monitors for harsh operating conditions where standard in-cab monitors would fail quickly. Discover our PROGUARD HD monitors.

The controls determine how practical the monitor is for everyday use.

  • Traditional buttons are robust and reliable
  • illuminated touch buttons offer better visibility in the dark
  • full-glass screens are especially durable and easy to clean

High brightness and a good viewing angle are also important so the image remains clearly visible even in sunlight.

Distance lines help you judge gaps more accurately — especially when manoeuvring. Many monitors allow lines to be shown or hidden and/or adjusted.

Zoom functions allow specific areas of the image to be enlarged, for example when docking precisely or in unclear situations.

These functions are in the monitor — not in the camera — and are therefore an important selection criterion.

Yes. High-quality reversing monitors can manage wired and wireless cameras in parallel, depending on the model.

At VSG24 there are monitors that can be connected to both permanently installed cameras and wireless cameras with a wireless transmitter (e.g. for trailers or swap bodies). This provides maximum flexibility and investment security. Discover our Horizon Stellar wireless reversing camera.

Reversing monitors may look similar at first glance, but they differ significantly in technology, inputs, trigger logic and robustness.

The wrong monitor can limit the entire system — even with good cameras. VSG24 provides targeted advice so that the monitor, cameras and application are technically well matched. This prevents incorrect purchases and ensures a system that continues to work reliably long term.

Filter and sort