Description
BOSS Elite ELPC40B — License-Plate-Mount Rear-View Camera
The ELPC40B is the clean way to add rear visibility when the vehicle does not have a usable factory camera and you do not want to drill a conspicuous camera hole into the body. BOSS designed the bracket to hide behind the license plate and use the existing plate mounting screws, so the camera can look intentional instead of added on afterward.
This makes the most sense when the radio or display is already camera-capable. The ELPC40B does not make an incompatible head unit accept a camera by itself; the display still needs the correct video input and the install needs the proper power/trigger wiring. BOSS lists both AHD and CVBS switching along with NTSC output, so we still confirm the receiver’s supported input format rather than assuming every screen is interchangeable.
If you are already buying one of the BOSS Elite ACP variants that includes a rear camera, the bundled version may be the simpler purchase. The ELPC40B is the better standalone solution when the radio is staying, the no-camera receiver variant is the better value, or a replacement camera is needed.
Manufacturer Specifications
• Mounting: Hidden behind license plate using existing license-plate screws
• View angle: 170 degrees
• Image: High-resolution color
• Low-light visibility: Yes
• Distance guide: On-screen display guide
• Protection: IP67 dustproof and waterproof
• Video: NTSC output
• Video format: AHD/CVBS switchable
• Camera image: Up/down selectable
• Dimensions: 7.756 L x 0.88 W x 0.88 H inches
The ELPC40B is the clean way to add rear visibility when the vehicle does not have a usable factory camera and you do not want to drill a conspicuous camera hole into the body. BOSS designed the bracket to hide behind the license plate and use the existing plate mounting screws, so the camera can look intentional instead of added on afterward.
This makes the most sense when the radio or display is already camera-capable. The ELPC40B does not make an incompatible head unit accept a camera by itself; the display still needs the correct video input and the install needs the proper power/trigger wiring. BOSS lists both AHD and CVBS switching along with NTSC output, so we still confirm the receiver’s supported input format rather than assuming every screen is interchangeable.
If you are already buying one of the BOSS Elite ACP variants that includes a rear camera, the bundled version may be the simpler purchase. The ELPC40B is the better standalone solution when the radio is staying, the no-camera receiver variant is the better value, or a replacement camera is needed.
Manufacturer Specifications
• Mounting: Hidden behind license plate using existing license-plate screws
• View angle: 170 degrees
• Image: High-resolution color
• Low-light visibility: Yes
• Distance guide: On-screen display guide
• Protection: IP67 dustproof and waterproof
• Video: NTSC output
• Video format: AHD/CVBS switchable
• Camera image: Up/down selectable
• Dimensions: 7.756 L x 0.88 W x 0.88 H inches
CAMERA / VEHICLE INTEGRATION
Where this fits in the build
A camera is only useful if the mounting location, view, trigger logic, display path and vehicle integration are right. Confirm how the image needs to appear before choosing the hardware.
Plan aroundChoose the view you need: reverse, recording, blind area or factory replacement.
Match itConfirm the display, trigger and retained factory functions.
Finish itPlan cable routing, power and mounting so the finished install is reliable and serviceable.