GreenYi specializes in automotive safety electronics, including rear-view backup cameras, parking sensors, DVR systems, and mirror monitors for safer driving.
GreenYi is a manufacturer and retailer dedicated to automotive electronics and vehicle safety accessories. The brand offers a wide range of retrofit and universal solutions designed to enhance driver visibility and situational awareness. Their core product lineup includes high-definition rear-view cameras, wireless backup systems, AHD parking monitors, and blind-spot detection sensors compatible with various vehicle makes such as VW, Audi, Ford, and Hyundai.
In addition to standard backup cameras, GreenYi produces advanced dash cams with 4-channel recording, truck monitoring systems, and WiFi-enabled magnetic hitch cameras for trailers. Their products often feature night vision capabilities, waterproof designs, and integration with modern infotainment interfaces like CarPlay and Android Auto, aiming to provide affordable and reliable safety upgrades for cars, SUVs, trucks, and RVs.
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The red trigger wire is typically connected to the vehicle's reverse light power (DC 12V+) and the radio's reverse trigger wire. This allows the camera system to automatically activate and switch the monitor view quando il veicolo è in retromarcia.
To connect the WiFi hitch camera, power on the device, open your smartphone's WiFi settings, and connect to the hotspot starting with 'Car-...'. Then, launch the designated app (e.g., JoyTrip) to view il feed della telecamera.
Sensors are generally recommended to be installed at a height of 0.5 to 0.8 meters from the ground, with a horizontal interval of 0.3 to 0.6 meters between sensors, ensuring the surface is flat for accurate detection.
Many GreenYi monitors include a 'flip' or 'mirror' function in the menu or via a dedicated button, allowing you to correct the orientation if the camera image appears reversed.