Brand New Tview T244ir-tn 24" Tan TFT Wide Screen Car Flip-down Monitor with Built in Ir Transmitter
Product Description
Brand New TVIEW T244IR-TN 24" Tan TFT Wide Screen Automobile Flip-Down Monitor with Built in IR Transmitter Functions: 24" TFT Flip-Down Monitor - Tan/Beige 16:9 Format Wide Screen Built in IR Transmitter AV1 AV2 Input Dual Interior Lamps High Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 Wide Viewing Angle On Screen Display Menu Brightness, Contrast and Saturation Manage In-Line Noise Filter Full function Remote Control NTSC/PAL System Auto Compatible Actual LCD Visal 21.five" Unit Weight: 11.7 lbs Dimensions: 21.7" x 15.eight" x 1.six"
Product Details
- Shipping Weight: 14.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- ASIN: B004B8IKL8
Technical Details
- 24" TFT Flip-Down Monitor - Tan/Beige
- Built in IR Transmitter
- On Screen Display Menu
- In-Line Noise Filter
- Dimensions: 21.7" x 15.8" x 1.6"
Consumer Critiques
Purchased this unit after trying a 19" Pyle ceiling unit with built in DVD, USB, to mount to the ceiling in my camper in the master bedroom. The Pyle was a disappointment correct out of the box. I could tell instantly it was inexpensive despite the fact that the value I paid (about $340) and the photos web based did not clearly convey. Installation was herendous. I returned it and purchased this unit instead, being aware of that it did not have the built in DVD player and media slots. The slim design is great and the mounting is soooo significantly superior than the Pyle. The bracket is sturdier and the placement of the holes is considerably way more logical to support the weight. It took me about an hour to mount when I had almost everything in location for the bracket. But as soon as it was up, it was flush to the ceiling and looks superb in contrast to the Pyle which triggered a gap about the edges due to the weight and poor style of the mounting system for that unit. The screen is sharp and it is really straightforward to use. I like the dual inputs. I gave it four stars as an alternative of five nonetheless for two causes: very first, it would be great to have a digital input like HDMI versus two analog RCA inputs and second, the instructions are a bit lacking in terms of how to wire the lighting. I just assumed I had to pacth the positive and negative on the LED overehad lights to the positive and unfavorable for the screen and then to the positive and unfavorable provide. Does not take a rocket scientist to figure that out but the Pyle I had currently wired had a single wire for the screen and lights so a small clarity in the instrcutions would have been appreciated. All in all a great investment as lengthy as the unit holds up in terms of good quality. Bought a separate DVD player with USB and SSD slots that I will connect. not the all-in-one particular I wanted but a much even more practical setup.
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