Audio and Video Equipment for all types of vehicles

Car Video Players: Auto DVD players are great electronics you can show off to your friends or use to keep the kids entertained on long road trips. These DVD systems for cars are now priced to be accessible to just about anyone. Depending on the head unit, the LCD screen is either integrated such that it slides out and folds up, or integrated into the instrument console. Otherwise, the DVD head unit feeds video output into separately mounted displays, either folding down from the roof or mounted into the headrest for viewing by rear seat passengers. The video screen may also show video output of an integrated component such as a navigation system, 3G cell phone or parking cameras that could be automatically activated when the car is put into reverse. In Dash Auto DVD players are definitely a great investment if you have kids and take road trips of any length. The wide range of features on these will entertain kids for literally hours at a time. The players are also considered a luxury feature in highend autos and are another flashy piece of “bling” that can be added to your ride.

Car Monitors: For the passenger in the front you can put in a sunvisor monitor and for the back there are Armrest DVD Players or Flip Down Monitors for bigger vehicles.  

Car Audio Stereo: Car audio is a term used to describe the sound system fitted in an automobile. A stock car audio system refers to one that was specified by the manufacturer when the car was built. The most common and familiar piece of audio equipment is the radio / tape player / CD player / DVD Player which is generically described as a Head unit, which also can be called a head deck, after older tape decks. It is also the most likely component to be upgraded with an after market item. A recent development in head unit technology has been the addition of CD players with MP3, Ogg, WMA, AAC, and USB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi support. Even with the rampant ubiquity of solid state MP3 players, car audio systems with line-in jacks and other standards are only in their infancy, and that since tape adaptors are often used with tape players, people are now viewing car radios with built-in CD players as "mis-features" of the audio system since people now often "rip" their CDs onto their computers. Other types include the video touch screen capable of controlling; navigation, dvd movies, mp3 players back up camera and other accessories. Most modern cars include at least a CD player / CD recorder, and some have the option for a CD changer, which holds multiple discs either in the head unit itself or in a separate unit usually located in a trunk or console.  

Unless otherwise stated, all the car video devices here will work in any country in the world. Make sure you choose the correct side for sunvisor monitors though.  

Note: Car Video Installation is not for the faint of heart. Rewiring and connecting all the audio/video wires in your car seats, floor or headlining is a task that should be undertaken with care. However, the end result is well worth the effort. If you aren't sure about it consult professionals for the actual installation process. All our Car Stereo Systems come with standard wiring and case sizes so installation will not be a problem for most cars. However, OCER Electronics recommends that systems whould be installed by an accredited installer to ensure you get the best performance from them.  

All OCER Electronics products come with a full 12 month guarantee giving you peace of mind.