For most owners, I’d start with the Wireless 3rd Brake Light Backup Camera System with 7-Inch Monitor: it pairs a Transit-specific mounting location with a dedicated screen, so the setup is easier to use than a camera-only replacement. The KNRAGHO Brake Light Camera with Clip-On Mirror Monitor is a better fit if you want the display integrated near your driving sightline, while the Auto Wayfeng WF suits Transit Connect owners seeking a plate-mounted camera. The main tradeoffs are vehicle-year compatibility, how much wiring or installation work you’ll take on, and whether you prefer a separate monitor, mirror display, or replacement camera. A camera that fits one Transit generation may not fit another, even when the model names sound similar. Read on for the full comparison and guidance on matching a camera to your van.
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Key Takeaways
Mounting style is the first dividing line: brake-light replacements and camera-and-monitor kits offer a more integrated route, while standalone replacement cameras can work with an existing display.
Fitment varies sharply by year and body style: several choices cover 2015–2017 vans, but Transit Connect, cargo van, and 2018–2019 applications appear in different listings and should not be treated as interchangeable.
The wireless 7-inch system stands out for an all-in-one approach: it includes a monitor, while camera-only options leave the display and compatibility question to the buyer.
The KNRAGHO clip-on mirror kit serves a different cabin preference: it places the image at the mirror instead of adding a separate dashboard screen.
Night vision and a wide viewing angle do not solve fit or installation problems: the Anpher and Auto Wayfeng highlight imaging features, but buyers still need to verify mounting, wiring, and vehicle compatibility before choosing.
| Auto Wayfeng WF 170° CCD License Plate Backup Camera for Ford Transit Connect |  | Best for a Wide Rear View | Image sensor: 1/4-inch CCD | Field of view: 170° | Resolution: 520 TV lines; 728 × 512 effective pixels | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| SIXWIN Rear View Backup Camera for Ford Transit 2014–2018 |  | Best for a Factory-Style Roof-Mount Replacement | Compatible vehicles: Ford Transit 2014–2018 | Video resolution: 720p | Viewing angle: 140° | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| LED Third Brake Light with Backup Camera for 2018–2019 Ford Transit |  | Best for Replacing a Damaged Brake-Light Assembly | Vehicle compatibility: 2018–2019 Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD | Light source: LED | Position: Rear center | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Carnovate Replacement Backup Camera for Ford Transit, 2015–2019 |  | Best Plug-and-Play Camera Replacement | Compatible vehicles: Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | Field of view: 170° | Camera type: HD color rear-view camera with night vision | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Wireless 3rd Brake Light Backup Camera System for Ford Transit 2014–2018 with 7-Inch Monitor |  | Best Complete Wireless Kit | Vehicle compatibility: Ford Transit 2014–2018 | Monitor: 7-inch; 1024 × 600 resolution | Camera resolution: 720p | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| KNRAGHO Backup Camera with 7-Inch Monitor for Ford Transit and Transit Connect (2000–2018) |  | Best for Older Transit and Transit Connect Vans | Compatible vehicles: Transit Connect MK6 (2000–2006), Transit Connect MK7 (2007–2013), Transit (2010–2018) | Monitor: 7-inch LCD | Camera field of view: 135 degrees | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| KNRAGHO Brake Light Backup Camera with 7-Inch Clip-On Mirror Monitor for Ford Transit 150, 250, and 350/350 HD (2015–2020) |  | Best Complete System for 2015–2020 Transit Vans | Compatible vehicles: Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2020) | Camera placement: Third brake light | Monitor: 7-inch clip-on mirror | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| GreenYi Rear View Backup Camera for Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2015–2017) and Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) |  | Best OEM-Style Plug-and-Play Replacement | Compatible vehicles: Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | Compatible OE part numbers: CK4Z-19G490-A, CK4Z19G490A, CK4T-19G490-AB, CK4T19G490AB | Image sensor: CMOS | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Backup Camera for Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017) |  | Best for a 720p Camera-Only Replacement | Compatible vehicles: Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | Replacement part number: CK4Z-19G490-A | Field of view: 170 degrees | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| LED Third Brake Light with Backup Camera for 2018–2019 Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD |  | Best Brake-Light Assembly Replacement | Compatible vehicles: Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2018–2019) | Part numbers: JK4Z13A613AA, JK4Z13A613AD | Manufacturer part number: MNTL1048 | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Backup Camera for 2015–2017 Ford Transit 150, 250, 350 and 350 HD; 2018–2019 Transit Cargo Van |  | Best Replacement-Style Pick | Compatible vehicles: Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | Replacement part numbers: CK4Z-19G490-A, CK4Z19G490A, CK4T-19G490-AB, CK4T19G490AB | Viewing angle: 170° | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Anpher 170° HD Night Vision Backup Camera for Ford Transit (2015–2019) |  | Best for Straightforward Installation | Compatible vehicles: Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | Field of view: 170° | Video resolution: 1080p | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Ford Transit backup camera | Compatible vehicles | Warranty | Field of view | Installation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auto Wayfeng WF 170° CCD Licen | — | — | 170° | Surface mount; RCA connector |
| SIXWIN Rear View Backup Camera | Ford Transit 2014–2018 | 1 year | — | — |
| LED Third Brake Light with Bac | — | 1 year | — | — |
| Carnovate Replacement Backup C | Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | 1 year | 170° | Plug and play using existing wiring port |
| Wireless 3rd Brake Light Backu | — | 1 year | — | — |
| KNRAGHO Backup Camera with 7-I | Transit Connect MK6 (2000–2006), Transit Connect MK7 (2007–2013), Transit (2010–2018) | 1 year | — | — |
| KNRAGHO Brake Light Backup Cam | Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2020) | 1 year | 170 degrees | — |
| GreenYi Rear View Backup Camer | Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | 1 year | 170 degrees listed; 130 degrees real angle | Original mount, plug and play |
| Backup Camera for Ford Transit | Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | — | 170 degrees | Plug and play |
| LED Third Brake Light with Bac | Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2018–2019) | — | — | Plug and play; professional installation recommended |
| Backup Camera for 2015–2017 Fo | Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | — | — | — |
| Anpher 170° HD Night Vision Ba | Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019) | 2 years | 170° | Surface mount, plug-and-play; no coding required |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Auto Wayfeng WF 170° CCD License Plate Backup Camera for Ford Transit Connect
The Auto Wayfeng WF is the broad-view choice here, with a 170° field of view that can show more of the area behind a Transit Connect than the 140° SIXWIN roof camera. Its CCD sensor and 520 TV lines provide a defined image, while the IP68 rating suits a camera exposed to road spray and weather. I’d choose it for a vehicle that already has a compatible display and needs a replacement camera rather than a complete monitor package. That flexibility comes with extra setup: it surface-mounts, connects through RCA, and needs power and display wiring. Unlike the wireless 7-inch system, it includes no monitor and uses a cable run, so buyers should confirm their screen accepts its signal before ordering.
Pros:- 170° field of view covers a broad area behind the vehicle.
- IP68 waterproof rating is suited to exposure to rain and road spray.
- Includes a 6 m video cable for connecting to a compatible display.
- Supports NTSC or PAL systems.
Cons:- No monitor is included, so buyers need a compatible display.
- Surface mounting and separate power and video connections require installation work.
- The listed application is Transit Connect, not every full-size Transit.
Best for: Transit Connect owners with a compatible RCA monitor who want a wide field of view and a separately replaceable camera.
Not ideal for: Drivers seeking a complete camera-and-screen kit or a camera specifically confirmed for full-size Transit model years; this listing is for Transit Connect and requires wiring.
- Image sensor:1/4-inch CCD
- Field of view:170°
- Resolution:520 TV lines; 728 × 512 effective pixels
- TV system:NTSC or PAL
- Operating voltage:12V DC
- Installation:Surface mount; RCA connector
- Included items:Camera, 6 m video cable, power cable, user manual
Our verdict“Choose the Auto Wayfeng if your Transit Connect already has a compatible screen and you value a wide wired view over an all-in-one kit.”
SIXWIN Rear View Backup Camera for Ford Transit 2014–2018
The SIXWIN A4160 suits Transit owners who want a camera integrated at the roof brake-light area rather than a surface-mounted unit like the Auto Wayfeng. Its stated fit covers Ford Transit 2014–2018, and the 720p image, infrared night vision, and IP67 protection address the practical needs of reversing in dim yards or wet conditions. The 140° view is narrower than the 170° Auto Wayfeng and Carnovate cameras, so it gives up some side coverage for a placement that works with the brake-light location. This is a camera, not a full viewing system: a compatible display and electrical integration are still needed. The 3.5 mm jack also makes checking display compatibility especially important before choosing it.
Pros:- Designed for Ford Transit models from 2014 through 2018.
- Roof-mounted brake-light placement suits a high rear camera position.
- 720p video and infrared night vision support low-light reversing.
- IP67-rated construction is designed for wet and harsh conditions.
Cons:- The 140° viewing angle is narrower than the 170° options in this group.
- No monitor is listed, so display compatibility must be checked separately.
- Installation requires electrical integration, and the 3.5 mm jack may limit display options.
Best for: Owners of a 2014–2018 Ford Transit who want a roof brake-light-area camera and already have, or plan to add, a compatible display.
Not ideal for: Transit Connect owners, drivers outside the specified model years, or buyers who need a monitor included or the broadest available viewing angle.
- Compatible vehicles:Ford Transit 2014–2018
- Video resolution:720p
- Viewing angle:140°
- Night vision:Infrared
- Mounting type:Roof mount
- Connector:3.5 mm jack
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Pick the SIXWIN if your 2014–2018 Transit needs a roof-mounted camera and you can supply a compatible screen.”
LED Third Brake Light with Backup Camera for 2018–2019 Ford Transit
This YANGFAN LED third brake light is a repair-focused option, not a general camera upgrade: it combines the center high-mount stop light with a built-in camera for specified 2018–2019 Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD vans. That combined assembly makes more sense when the existing brake light is worn or damaged than the Carnovate lower-door replacement, which addresses the camera alone. Its sealed, waterproof design is intended for all-weather use, and the vehicle-specific fit can keep the replacement aligned with the original location. The main limitation is system compatibility: this product is intended for vans already equipped with a factory backup camera. It also gives no stated viewing angle, resolution, or monitor, so buyers looking for a complete system or detailed image specs should look at the wireless 7-inch kit instead.
Pros:- Combines the rear center LED brake light and backup camera in one assembly.
- Vehicle-specific fit is listed for Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD models from 2018–2019.
- Sealed waterproof design is intended for all-weather use.
- Useful when a worn or damaged brake light and camera assembly need replacement together.
Cons:- Requires a vehicle already equipped with a factory backup camera.
- Fit is limited to the specified 2018–2019 models.
- No monitor, viewing angle, or camera resolution is specified.
Best for: Owners of a 2018–2019 Transit 150, 250, 350, or 350HD with a factory camera who need to replace the rear center brake-light assembly.
Not ideal for: Drivers whose Transit lacks a factory backup camera, falls outside the listed model years, or needs a complete camera-and-monitor system.
- Vehicle compatibility:2018–2019 Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD
- Light source:LED
- Position:Rear center
- Camera:Built-in waterproof backup camera
- Design:Sealed and waterproof
- Replacement part numbers:923-127, 923127, JK4Z13A613AG, JK4Z13A613AA, JK4Z13A613AD
- Manufacturer:YANGFAN
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose this assembly when repairing a compatible 2018–2019 Transit with a factory camera, rather than building a new camera system.”
Carnovate Replacement Backup Camera for Ford Transit, 2015–2019
The Carnovate replacement camera is the most straightforward fit for owners replacing the lower rear-door camera on the listed Transit models. Its plug-and-play installation uses the existing wiring port, avoiding the separate power and video runs required by the Auto Wayfeng. A 170° view matches that wider camera’s coverage, while HD color imaging and night vision are aimed at making the rear image useful across changing light. Compatibility is specific: Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD for 2015–2017, plus Transit Cargo Van for 2018–2019. Compared with the SIXWIN roof camera, Carnovate occupies the lower-door camera position and is a replacement rather than a brake-light-area installation. It includes only the camera, so this is not the right choice if you need a monitor or a new camera location.
Pros:- Plug-and-play design uses the existing wiring port without extra harnesses or adapters.
- 170° field of view offers broad rear coverage.
- HD color imaging and night vision support visibility in varied lighting.
- Listed compatibility includes Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD as well as Transit Cargo Van.
Cons:- Fit is restricted to the specified model years and body styles.
- Designed specifically for the lower rear-door camera location.
- Only the camera is included; a compatible display is still needed.
Best for: Owners of the listed 2015–2017 Transit models or 2018–2019 Transit Cargo Van who are replacing the lower rear-door camera and want to reuse its wiring.
Not ideal for: Drivers outside the specified model and body-style fit, or anyone seeking a camera-and-monitor kit or roof brake-light camera.
- Compatible vehicles:Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019)
- Field of view:170°
- Camera type:HD color rear-view camera with night vision
- Installation:Plug and play using existing wiring port
- Replacement part numbers:CK4Z-19G490-A, CK4Z19G490A, CK4T-19G490-AB, CK4T19G490AB
- Dimensions:2.4 × 2.4 × 2.4 in
- Included items:1 camera
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose Carnovate for a lower-door camera replacement when your Transit matches the listed fit and you want to reuse the original wiring.”
Wireless 3rd Brake Light Backup Camera System for Ford Transit 2014–2018 with 7-Inch Monitor
Unlike the camera-only SIXWIN, this wireless third brake light system includes both the rear camera and a 7-inch monitor, making it the clearest choice for buyers starting without a display. Its 720p camera has a 140° view, IP67 protection, and infrared night vision; the monitor adds adjustable guide lines, image orientation controls, and TF-card loop recording. Wireless transmission avoids routing a long video cable through the van, though the system still needs installation and a suitable power connection. The 140° view is narrower than the 170° Auto Wayfeng and Carnovate options, and its fit is limited to Transit models from 2014–2018. Recording also requires a separately supplied TF card, so the included monitor does not make every feature ready to use out of the box.
Pros:- Includes a 7-inch monitor, so buyers do not need to source a separate screen.
- Wireless video transmission avoids running a long camera cable through the van.
- IP67 protection and infrared night vision support wet-weather and low-light use.
- Monitor provides adjustable guide lines, image flip and mirror modes, and TF-card loop recording.
Cons:- 140° viewing angle is narrower than the 170° Auto Wayfeng and Carnovate cameras.
- Compatible only with Ford Transit models from 2014–2018.
- TF card for loop recording is not included.
Best for: Owners of a 2014–2018 Ford Transit who need both a camera and a dedicated screen and prefer to avoid a long video cable run.
Not ideal for: Drivers outside the listed model years, owners who already have a compatible display and want only a replacement camera, or buyers who require a 170° view.
- Vehicle compatibility:Ford Transit 2014–2018
- Monitor:7-inch; 1024 × 600 resolution
- Camera resolution:720p
- Viewing angle:140°
- Night vision and water protection:Infrared; IP67
- Recording:TF-card loop recording; card not included
- Monitor voltage input:9–35 V
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose this kit if you have a 2014–2018 Transit and want a camera, wireless link, and large monitor together.”
KNRAGHO Backup Camera with 7-Inch Monitor for Ford Transit and Transit Connect (2000–2018)
For owners of an older Transit or Transit Connect who need a complete camera-and-screen setup, this KNRAGHO pairs a 7-inch LCD monitor with automatic rear-view switching when reversing. Its stated fit spans Transit Connect MK6 and MK7 models and Transit vans from 2010–2018, giving it broader older-vehicle coverage than the GreenYi replacement camera, which targets selected 2015–2019 Transit fitments and relies on an existing compatible display. The 135-degree view is narrower than the 170-degree view listed for several newer-model cameras here, so it may show less of the area beside the van. The IP68 camera rating suits wet-weather use, while two video channels allow another camera input. The tradeoff is a wired system with a blue screen when it loses signal; buyers should confirm their exact model-year fit before ordering.
Pros:- Includes a 7-inch LCD monitor, avoiding the need to source a separate screen.
- Automatically switches to the rear view when reversing.
- IP68-rated camera housing is designed for wet conditions.
- Two video channels provide an additional camera input.
Cons:- 135-degree field of view is narrower than the 170-degree angle listed for several alternatives.
- Compatibility is limited to the specified Transit and Transit Connect model years.
- A blue screen appears when the video signal is lost.
Best for: Owners of 2000–2013 Transit Connects or 2010–2018 Transit vans who want a bundled monitor and camera rather than a camera-only replacement.
Not ideal for: Drivers seeking a replacement for a 2015–2017 Transit OEM camera or a wider 170-degree view; the fitment and 135-degree lens may not suit those needs.
- Compatible vehicles:Transit Connect MK6 (2000–2006), Transit Connect MK7 (2007–2013), Transit (2010–2018)
- Monitor:7-inch LCD
- Camera field of view:135 degrees
- Image sensor:CCD, 1/4 inch
- Video:480p, CVBS
- Video channels:2
- Connector:4-pin
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose this bundled system for a specified older Transit or Transit Connect when a dedicated 7-inch monitor matters more than a wider viewing angle.”
KNRAGHO Brake Light Backup Camera with 7-Inch Clip-On Mirror Monitor for Ford Transit 150, 250, and 350/350 HD (2015–2020)
This KNRAGHO is the more integrated choice for Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD owners who want a third-brake-light camera and 7-inch clip-on mirror monitor in one package. Unlike the GreenYi and B0CDBVTLD6 camera-only replacements, it supplies a display, so it makes more sense for a van without a compatible screen already installed. The 170-degree listed field of view and six infrared LEDs address wide-area reversing and low-light use, while automatic display switching keeps the rear image ready for parking. Its two video channels add flexibility for a second camera. That convenience comes with fitment limits: it excludes Transit Connect and Transit bus models, and the mirror-mounted display may not suit drivers who prefer a factory-style screen. A blue screen appears without a video signal.
Pros:- Combines a third-brake-light camera with a 7-inch clip-on mirror monitor.
- Automatically displays the rear image while parking.
- Six infrared LEDs support night vision.
- Two video channels allow selectable camera inputs.
Cons:- Does not fit Transit Connect or Transit bus models.
- The clip-on mirror display may be unsuitable for drivers who want a factory-integrated screen.
- The monitor shows a blue screen when there is no video signal.
Best for: Transit 150, 250, 350, or 350 HD owners from 2015–2020 who need both a rear camera and a dedicated monitor, including night-use drivers.
Not ideal for: Transit Connect or Transit bus owners, and drivers who already have a compatible display or do not want a clip-on mirror monitor.
- Compatible vehicles:Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2020)
- Camera placement:Third brake light
- Monitor:7-inch clip-on mirror
- Field of view:170 degrees
- Video resolution:720p
- Night vision:6 infrared LEDs with light sensor
- Video channels:2
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Pick this package if your 2015–2020 full-size Transit needs both a camera and screen, and skip it if you only need an OEM-style camera replacement.”
GreenYi Rear View Backup Camera for Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2015–2017) and Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019)
GreenYi’s strongest case is installation simplicity: it uses the original connector and mount, making it a targeted replacement for compatible Transit cameras rather than a full monitor system. That makes it a closer fit for owners matching OE part numbers CK4Z-19G490-A or CK4T-19G490-AB than the KNRAGHO brake-light kit, which adds a separate 7-inch mirror display. The listed 170-degree field of view is broad, though the stated real angle is 130 degrees, a distinction buyers should keep in mind when comparing coverage. CMOS imaging, night vision, and an IP68-rated housing suit routine reversing in varied weather. Its video resolution is listed as 960 x 480p, so this is not the clearest choice on paper beside the 720p B0CDBVTLD6. Fitment is narrow, making part-number checks central to the purchase.
Pros:- Uses the original connector and mount for plug-and-play installation on compatible vehicles.
- Lists a wide 170-degree field of view.
- IP68-rated housing is designed for exposure to rain and car washes.
- Includes CMOS imaging and night vision.
Cons:- Fitment is restricted to specified model years and OE part numbers.
- Listed 960 x 480p resolution is lower than the 720p specification of the B0CDBVTLD6.
- Camera-only design requires a compatible existing display.
Best for: Owners of specified 2015–2017 Transit vans or 2018–2019 Transit Cargo Vans replacing a camera that matches the listed OE numbers and original connector.
Not ideal for: Drivers who need a complete camera-and-monitor kit, broader model-year coverage, or a higher stated resolution than 960 x 480p.
- Compatible vehicles:Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019)
- Compatible OE part numbers:CK4Z-19G490-A, CK4Z19G490A, CK4T-19G490-AB, CK4T19G490AB
- Image sensor:CMOS
- Field of view:170 degrees listed; 130 degrees real angle
- Video resolution:960 x 480p
- Connector:Original connector
- Installation:Original mount, plug and play
- Operating voltage:12 V DC
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose GreenYi for a straightforward OEM-style replacement when your Transit and original camera part number match its fitment list.”
Backup Camera for Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017)
For a compatible Transit with a working display already in place, this camera-only replacement offers a straightforward path to a 720p rear image without adding a mirror monitor. It lists a 170-degree field of view and plug-and-play installation, while its CK4Z-19G490-A replacement number gives buyers a concrete fitment reference. Compared with GreenYi, it has the higher stated video resolution, but GreenYi specifies an original connector and mount; this product instead uses RCA connectivity, which may require an adapter or compatible monitor. That makes connector and vehicle checks especially important before ordering. The waterproof protective coating supports outdoor use, but the listing provides less detail about exact mounting hardware and night-vision performance than the KNRAGHO complete system.
Pros:- 720p video capture resolution is higher than GreenYi’s listed 960 x 480p.
- 170-degree field of view provides broad stated coverage.
- Plug-and-play installation is specified.
- Waterproof protective coating is designed for exterior use.
Cons:- RCA connectivity may not match the van’s existing wiring or monitor.
- Fitment should be confirmed against replacement part number CK4Z-19G490-A.
- Does not include a monitor.
Best for: Owners of a 2015–2017 Transit 150, 250, 350, or 350 HD who already have a compatible display and want a camera with a stated 720p capture resolution.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a monitor included, want confirmed original-connector installation, or cannot verify RCA compatibility and the CK4Z-19G490-A fitment.
- Compatible vehicles:Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019)
- Replacement part number:CK4Z-19G490-A
- Field of view:170 degrees
- Video capture resolution:720p
- Sensor:CMOS infrared
- Connector:RCA
- Installation:Plug and play
- Dimensions:2.4 x 2.4 x 2.4 inches
Our verdict“Choose this camera if your Transit matches the part number and your existing system accepts RCA, especially if 720p matters more than an original-connector fit.”
LED Third Brake Light with Backup Camera for 2018–2019 Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD
This option is distinct from the camera-only GreenYi and B0CDBVTLD6: it is a center rear third-brake-light assembly with an integrated backup camera. That makes it relevant when the existing light assembly also needs replacement, rather than for someone seeking only a camera upgrade. Its LED light source, vehicle-specific fit, and stated plug-and-play installation are aimed at 2018–2019 Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD models. The product data describes the ABS plastic assembly as waterproof and dustproof, but gives no field-of-view angle, image resolution, sensor type, or monitor details. By contrast, the KNRAGHO system lists camera and display specifications and includes a monitor. Professional installation is recommended, so the plug-and-play description should not be read as a guarantee of a simple fit for every van.
Pros:- Combines a center rear third brake light and backup camera in one assembly.
- LED light source is specified.
- Vehicle-specific fit is listed for 2018–2019 Transit models.
- Assembly is described as waterproof and dustproof.
Cons:- Compatibility is limited to specified 2018–2019 Transit models and part numbers.
- Professional installation is recommended despite the plug-and-play description.
- Camera field of view, resolution, and monitor compatibility are not specified.
Best for: Owners of a 2018–2019 Transit 150, 250, 350, or 350HD who need to replace the center third brake light and want an integrated backup camera.
Not ideal for: Drivers who only need a camera, own a Transit outside the listed years, or need published camera-view and resolution specifications before choosing.
- Compatible vehicles:Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350HD (2018–2019)
- Part numbers:JK4Z13A613AA, JK4Z13A613AD
- Manufacturer part number:MNTL1048
- Position:Center rear
- Light source:LED
- Lens material and color:Plastic, red
- Assembly material:ABS plastic
- Features:Waterproof, dustproof
- Installation:Plug and play; professional installation recommended
Our verdict“Pick this assembly when replacing the third brake light on a listed 2018–2019 Transit, but choose a camera with fuller imaging specs if the light does not need replacement.”
Backup Camera for 2015–2017 Ford Transit 150, 250, 350 and 350 HD; 2018–2019 Transit Cargo Van
This camera is a practical choice for owners replacing a factory-style rear camera on a specified 2015–2019 Transit. Its 170° view covers a broad area behind the van, while steering-responsive guide lines can help show the reversing path when the vehicle supports that display. Compared with the Anpher 170° HD Night Vision Backup Camera, this model lists a RCA connector rather than a 6-pin plug-and-play connection, so buyers should check the existing wiring and display before ordering. The IP68 housing and HD color night vision suit a vehicle exposed to rain and low-light work sites. The tradeoff is limited fitment, and the listing’s screen-size and capture-resolution details are unclear; I would verify those rather than treat them as useful video specifications.
Pros:- 170° viewing angle provides a wide rearward view
- HD color night vision supports visibility in dim conditions
- IP68 waterproof construction suits exposed exterior mounting
- Steering-responsive guide lines can help indicate reversing direction
Cons:- Fitment is limited to the specified Transit models and years
- RCA connector may require checking or adapting existing wiring
- Listed screen-size and video-resolution figures are unclear
Best for: Transit owners replacing a compatible CK4Z/CK4T-numbered camera who can confirm an RCA connection and want steering-responsive guide lines.
Not ideal for: Owners seeking a broadly compatible camera or a clearly specified plug-and-play 6-pin replacement; fitment is limited to the listed Transit years and versions.
- Compatible vehicles:Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019)
- Replacement part numbers:CK4Z-19G490-A, CK4Z19G490A, CK4T-19G490-AB, CK4T19G490AB
- Viewing angle:170°
- Connector:RCA
- Mounting type:Surface mount
- Optical sensor:CCD/CMOS, 1/3-inch sensor
- Lens material:Glass-plastic hybrid
- Housing material:ABS with reinforced PA66 and 30% glass fiber
- Package contents:Rear-view camera and lens protective cover
Our verdict“Choose this replacement-style camera if your Transit’s year, part number, and RCA wiring match; otherwise, the Anpher’s documented 6-pin installation may be easier to assess.”
Anpher 170° HD Night Vision Backup Camera for Ford Transit (2015–2019)
The Anpher is the clearer pick for Transit owners who want installation details spelled out: it has a 6-pin connection, runs on 12 V, and is described as plug-and-play with no coding required. That gives it an advantage over the RCA-connected replacement camera in this roundup when the van’s existing port matches. Its stated 1080p video, CMOS night vision, and 170° field of view cover the main needs for reversing a large van, while IP68 protection suits exterior use. The limit is that plug-and-play does not make it universal: it fits only the listed 2015–2017 Transit models and 2018–2019 Cargo Van. Also, guide-line display depends on the vehicle’s equipment, so I would not choose it expecting those lines to appear on every setup.
Pros:- 1080p video resolution is clearly stated
- 6-pin plug-and-play connection requires no coding
- 170° field of view and CMOS night vision support rear visibility
- IP68 waterproof construction and a two-year warranty
Cons:- Compatibility is restricted to the listed Transit models and years
- Guide-line display depends on vehicle equipment
- The 6-pin connector must match the van’s existing connection
Best for: Transit owners within the specified model years who want a documented 6-pin, no-coding replacement and can confirm their vehicle has the matching port.
Not ideal for: Owners of other Transit years, vans without a compatible 6-pin port, or buyers who require guide lines regardless of the vehicle’s display equipment.
- Compatible vehicles:Ford Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD (2015–2017); Transit Cargo Van (2018–2019)
- Field of view:170°
- Video resolution:1080p
- Sensor technology:CMOS
- Connector:6-pin
- Voltage:12 V
- Installation:Surface mount, plug-and-play; no coding required
- Warranty:2 years
Our verdict“Pick the Anpher for a clearly specified, no-coding 6-pin replacement when your Transit’s connector and model year match.”
How We Picked
I ranked these Ford Transit backup cameras around the decisions that most affect a working van: exact vehicle fit, mounting location, display requirements, and installation scope. A complete camera-and-monitor setup earns a different place from a replacement camera intended to work with existing equipment; neither is automatically better if it mismatches the owner’s needs. I also weighed the practical value of a brake-light mount, a clip-on mirror display, or a license-plate camera against the likely effort of fitting and routing the system.
Products with clearly stated Transit years and configurations ranked ahead of options whose fit may require closer confirmation. Distinctive features such as a 7-inch monitor, wireless connection, wide viewing angle, or night-vision claims helped define each product’s role, but did not outweigh fitment uncertainty. The order favors useful combinations of compatibility information and system completeness, then separates camera-only replacements by the buyers they best serve. Since listings do not establish every installation detail, I treat exact year, body style, connector, and display compatibility as checks rather than assumptions.
| Ford Transit backup camera | Installation |
|---|---|
| Auto Wayfeng WF 170° CCD Licen | Surface mount; RCA connector |
| SIXWIN Rear View Backup Camera | — |
| LED Third Brake Light with Bac | — |
| Carnovate Replacement Backup C | Plug and play using existing wiring port |
| Wireless 3rd Brake Light Backu | — |
| KNRAGHO Backup Camera with 7-I | — |
| KNRAGHO Brake Light Backup Cam | — |
| GreenYi Rear View Backup Camer | Original mount, plug and play |
| Backup Camera for Ford Transit | Plug and play |
| LED Third Brake Light with Bac | Plug and play; professional installation recommended |
| Backup Camera for 2015–2017 Fo | — |
| Anpher 170° HD Night Vision Ba | Surface mount, plug-and-play; no coding required |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Ford Transit Backup Cameras
I’d settle the fit and system questions before comparing camera features. These choices can look similar in a listing but differ in where they mount, what display they include, and how much of the van’s existing setup they expect you to reuse.
Match the Camera to the Exact Transit
Start with the van’s model year, body style, and series rather than searching only for “Ford Transit.” Transit Connect applications are not the same as Transit cargo vans, and a camera listed for 2015–2017 may not fit a 2018–2019 vehicle. Check whether the listing names your Transit 150, 250, 350, or 350 HD configuration, then compare the mounting location with the part being replaced. If you’re buying for a fleet with mixed model years, treat each vehicle as a separate fitment check. A broad year range can be useful, but it does not prove that every trim or body configuration uses the same connector or housing. When those details are unclear, ask the seller or an installer before ordering.
Choose a Display Plan Before Buying a Camera
A camera-only replacement makes the most sense when the van already has a compatible screen and wiring. If it does not, the camera’s image features matter less than the cost and effort of adding a display afterward. A dedicated 7-inch monitor gives you a separate viewing surface, while a clip-on mirror monitor keeps the image near the usual rearview glance. The right choice depends on cabin layout, driver preference, and whether the screen would obstruct other controls or sightlines. Don’t assume that a factory screen will accept an aftermarket camera without checking its input and signal compatibility. A complete kit may simplify component matching, but it can add hardware to mount and route.
Compare Mounting Locations and Installation Work
Brake-light camera replacements use an existing high mounting point and can create a tidy exterior appearance, but they may require removing trim and routing wiring through the van. A license-plate camera can be a more direct option on a Transit Connect, yet its lower position changes what appears behind the vehicle. Replacement cameras may look simpler, but matching the original housing, connector, and mounting angle can take extra care. Wireless systems can reduce the long video-cable run, though the camera and monitor still need power and a reliable connection. Before choosing, check whether the kit includes the parts and instructions needed for your intended installation. If vehicle wiring or headliner removal is outside your comfort zone, include professional fitting in the decision.
Treat Camera Angle and Night Vision as Tradeoffs
A wide stated viewing angle can show more of the area behind the van, which helps when reversing in tight workspaces. A broader image can also make distant objects appear smaller, so it is not a substitute for mirrors or a direct check of the surroundings. Night-vision claims may help in low light, but results can depend on camera placement, lighting, and the display. Compare those features only after confirming the camera fits and can connect to your system. Look for clear information about image orientation and whether parking guidelines are fixed or adjustable if those details matter to your parking routine. For frequent nighttime work, prioritize a complete, compatible setup over a headline specification alone.
Decide When a Complete Kit Is Worth It
A camera-and-monitor kit can reduce the work of sourcing compatible parts separately, making it appealing for an older van without an existing display. Its tradeoff is that you may be adding a screen when you would rather use a factory display or mirror-mounted view. A replacement camera can be the leaner choice if the original screen and wiring are known to work. For a fleet, consistent parts and a repeatable installation may matter more than a single standout feature. For one van, convenience and preferred screen placement may carry more weight. Compare what you already have in the vehicle with what the package supplies before deciding which route is simpler overall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a camera listed for a Transit 150 on a Transit 250 or 350?
Possibly, but the series name alone is not enough to confirm fit. Some listings group Transit 150, 250, 350, and 350 HD applications together, while others name narrower years or body styles. Check the exact model year, cargo or passenger configuration, mounting point, and connector against your van. Brake-light replacements especially need to match the existing housing and wiring. If the listing does not spell out your configuration, confirm compatibility before purchase rather than relying on a shared Transit name.
Do I need to buy a monitor if my Transit already has a screen?
Not necessarily, but you need to verify that the existing screen accepts the camera’s video signal and that the camera can connect to the van’s wiring. A camera-only replacement is a sensible route when those pieces are compatible and functioning. A bundled monitor avoids some component-matching work, but may be redundant in a van with a usable display. Check connector type and signal support rather than assuming an aftermarket camera will work with a factory screen. If compatibility is uncertain, ask for confirmation before choosing between a replacement camera and a full kit.
Is a wireless backup camera completely free of wiring?
No. Wireless usually refers to the video connection between the camera and monitor, not to power. The camera still needs a power source, and the monitor also needs power in the cab. A wireless kit can reduce the need to route a long video cable through the van, which may simplify installation. You’ll still need to plan the power connections and confirm that the signal suits your vehicle and intended use. Read the installation details carefully so “wireless” does not lead you to expect a no-wiring setup.
Should I choose a brake-light camera or a license-plate camera?
The better mount depends on the van and the view you want, not on one style being universally superior. A brake-light camera sits higher and is a natural fit for listings designed to replace the Transit’s third brake light. A license-plate camera sits lower and is specifically relevant to Transit Connect applications such as the Auto Wayfeng option. Confirm that the mount matches your vehicle before comparing image features. Also think about whether the camera position gives a useful view of the area closest to the rear bumper, where low obstacles may be harder to see.
What should I verify before ordering a camera for a 2018 or 2019 Transit?
Check whether the listing covers your exact year and whether it specifies cargo van, passenger van, or another body configuration. Several options in this roundup distinguish 2018–2019 cargo vans or name a brake-light replacement for those years, while other products stop at 2017 or 2018. Confirm the original camera location and connector, especially if you are replacing an existing unit. If the van has a factory display, verify that the replacement camera can connect to it. A quick fitment check can prevent buying a camera that matches the model name but not the vehicle’s hardware.
Conclusion
For the strongest all-in-one direction, I’d choose the Wireless 3rd Brake Light Backup Camera System with 7-Inch Monitor, provided its 2014–2018 fit matches the van. For best value in a camera-only replacement, compare the Transit-specific replacement options with the van’s original camera and display before buying; the right pick is the one that avoids replacing working equipment. For a more display-focused setup, the KNRAGHO clip-on mirror kit is my premium-style choice among these options, while the dedicated-monitor KNRAGHO kit is a more approachable starting point for owners who need both camera and screen. Transit Connect drivers should look first at the Auto Wayfeng WF, and owners seeking a 2015–2019 camera with stated night-vision features can shortlist the Anpher. I’d make the final choice only after matching year, body style, mount, and display connection.
