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Clarus - Yes - Yes - 16:9 Widescreen Display - Universal LCD Monitors
Universal car LCD monitor are car monitors that are designed to work on 12 volts. Our vehicle monitors are designed to be used in a variety of applications that are not limited to automobile use. We have car LCD monitors that can be mounted on a headrest mount or a flex mount. We have an LCD monitor or car tv to suit any need. These versatile monitors come in all shapes and sizes and can be used on anything from a standard backup camera to karaoke machines.
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Clarus TOP-SS-Z476 7" TFT LCD Monitor with HDMI and VGA Inputs$90.99- Digital 7 inch active matrix LCD panel
- HDMI Video Input
- VGA Video Input
- 1 - RCA Video Input
- 250 NIT high-brightness
- Built in speaker for audio playback
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Clarus TOP-LT308 10.1 inch IPS Monitor with HDMI, VGA, and AV inputs$149.99Out of stock- 10.1 inch IPS LCD universal monitor
- Built in stereo speakers with 1 watt output
- Universal pedestal stand for universal use
- (1) - VGA input
- (1) - HDMI input
- (1) - RCA audio video input
- (1) - USB input
- (1) - BNC video input
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Clarus TOP-SS-LCD122 12 Inch IPS Monitor with HDMI, DVI and VGA$192.99- 12 Inch IPS LCD Monitor
- (1) - VGA input
- (1) - HDMI input
- (1) - DVI input
- Built in Speaker
- Desktop stand included
- Power Source: DC9 - 15V
- Power consumption: 200 mA @ 12 volt
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