SA22-66-8V3

Brand: Haima

Model: S7

Product Name：Camera auto parts

Part Number: SA22-66-8V3

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Haima S7 Camera Auto Parts (Part No.: SA22-66-8V3)

Think of this as your Haima S7’s “extra set of eyes”—not just a small lens, but a high-definition visual aid that expands your driving 视野 (field of view) and boosts safety during parking, reversing, or even normal driving. It’s a rugged, weatherproof assembly made of scratch-resistant glass lens (stands up to road debris and rain), a durable plastic housing (resists impact and UV damage), a high-resolution image sensor (captures clear footage day or night), and a wiring harness (links to the S7’s infotainment screen or rearview display). Depending on the S7’s configuration, it’s usually mounted in one of two key spots: either the rear bumper (as a reverse camera, pointing backward) or the front grille/side mirror (as a forward/side-view camera, covering blind spots).

Its core job is to eliminate blind spots: when you shift the S7 into reverse, the rear-mounted camera instantly sends a wide-angle view of what’s behind the car to the dashboard screen—letting you see curbs, small obstacles, or even children that are out of sight in the rearview mirrors. If it’s a front/side camera, it helps you navigate tight spaces (like narrow streets or parking garages) by showing areas your mirrors can’t reach. Many versions also have night vision capability (via infrared or low-light sensors), so it works clearly even after dark. Without this camera, parking or reversing in tight spots becomes a guesswork—you’re more likely to scrape the bumper or hit hidden objects.

This camera is exclusive to Haima S7—always check your vehicle’s VIN to confirm fitment! Haima tailored it to the S7’s specs: its mounting position aligns with the S7’s body contours (no awkward angles that distort the view), its image resolution matches the S7’s infotainment screen (no blurry footage), and its wiring connector fits the S7’s original electrical system (no cutting or splicing needed). Grab a generic auto camera or one for other models? You’ll run into issues: distorted images (makes it hard to judge distances), incompatible wiring (won’t connect to the S7’s screen), or poor weather resistance (fails in rain or snow).

 Core Jobs: Eliminate Blind Spots & Boost Safety

As a key safety accessory for the S7, it has three non-negotiable roles:

Aid reverse parking: The rear-facing camera shows a clear view of the area behind the S7 (often with distance guidelines on the screen) — helping you park accurately without hitting curbs, walls, or other cars.

Cover blind spots: Front or side-mounted versions reveal areas your mirrors miss (like pedestrians next to the car or small obstacles in tight spaces) — reducing the risk of collisions during low-speed maneuvers.

Work in all conditions: Weatherproof design and night vision let it function in rain, fog, or darkness — ensuring you have clear visuals no matter the environment.

This SA22-66-8V3 auto camera only fits Haima S7—wrong fit means useless or unsafe visuals:

Fits These: All Haima S7 variants (matches the S7’s infotainment system, mounting points, and image requirements—confirm with VIN).

Won’t Fit These:

Other Haima models: Like S5, M6, or F7—different infotainment screens, body contours, or wiring setups (camera won’t connect or show proper views).

Non-Haima vehicles: Even if the shape looks similar, their electrical systems and screen resolutions differ (no functional use).

S7 with modified infotainment: Aftermarket touchscreens may not support the S7’s original camera signal (footage won’t display).

 Installation & Upkeep (Basic DIY or Mechanic Help)

Installation: 30–45 Minutes (Depends on Mounting Spot)

Rear-mounted cameras are easier to install—here’s the general process:

Prep: Turn off the S7’s engine and disconnect the battery (avoids electrical risks). Decide on the mounting spot (usually near the rear license plate or bumper).

Mount the camera: Drill a small hole (if needed) to fit the camera’s housing, then secure it with the included screws. Run the wiring harness from the camera through the car’s interior to the infotainment system (use wire clips to hide wires).

Connect to the system: Plug the camera’s wiring connector into the S7’s infotainment port (check the owner’s manual for the correct slot). Reconnect the battery.

Test: Turn on the S7, shift into reverse—check if the camera feed appears on the screen (adjust the angle if the view is off). Test night vision by turning off lights (footage should stay clear).

Maintenance: Simple Checks to Keep It Working

Clean the lens weekly: Wipe the glass lens with a soft, damp cloth to remove dirt, bug guts, or rain spots—dirty lenses distort the view (hard to judge distances).

Check wiring monthly: Ensure the wiring harness isn’t loose or damaged (especially near the door hinges or rear bumper)—loose wires cause the camera to cut out.

Test functionality regularly: Shift into reverse or activate the camera manually to confirm it works (catch issues early, like blurry footage).

Protect from harsh impacts: Avoid hitting the camera with large objects (like a bike or shopping cart)—damage to the housing or lens ruins the camera.

SA22-66-8V3

Summary: Haima S7 Auto Camera (SA22-66-8V3)

As Haima S7’s “extra set of eyes,” this rugged, weatherproof camera has a scratch-resistant glass lens, durable plastic housing, high-resolution image sensor (1080p/720p with night vision), and infotainment wiring harness. Mounted on the rear bumper (reverse) or front grille/side mirror (blind spot coverage), it’s exclusive to S7 (confirm via VIN), matching body contours, infotainment resolution, and original electrical systems.

Key roles: Eliminate blind spots (rear/side views beyond mirrors); aid reverse parking (with distance guidelines); work in all conditions (rain, fog, darkness) for safe low-speed maneuvers. Without it, parking/reversing relies on guesswork, raising collision risks.

It fits all S7 variants but not other Haima models (e.g., S5, M6), non-Haima vehicles, or S7 with modified infotainment systems.

Installation takes 30–45 mins (DIY or mechanic): Mount camera, route wiring to infotainment, test feed. Maintenance: Clean lens weekly, check wiring monthly, test functionality regularly, avoid harsh impacts.

Original cameras ensure clear visuals, system sync, and durability—aftermarket ones risk distorted images, poor weather resistance, no auto-activation, or short lifespan.