Garmin BC 40, Wireless Backup Camera, Works with Compatible Garmin Navigators , Black
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Features
- Works with your compatible wi-fi enabled Garmin navigator to see whats behind your vehicle
- Installs quickly and easily by snapping into the included license plate mount
- Wirelessly pairs with a compatible Wi-Fi enabled Garmin navigator to see the backup camera view on the navigation display.
- Transmits data up to 25 to provide a wide, clear video image of whats behind your vehicle
- Rugged and weatherproof water-rated to IPX7 (splashes, rain or snow) to withstand various road conditions
- Voice commands can initiate the BC 40 camera view
- Uses 2 AA batteries; battery life lasts up to 3 months with average use (lithium recommended, sold separately)
Description
Enjoy the convenience of being able to see what’s behind your vehicle as you back up. Simply pair a BC 40 wireless backup camera to your compatible Wi-Fi enabled Garmin navigator. BC 40 installs quickly and easily—no drilling or wiring. Attach the license plate mount to your vehicle and snap the camera into place. This battery-powered backup camera uses 2 lithium AA batteries (sold separately). BC 40 is rugged enough to withstand road conditions water- rated to IPX7 and provides a clear, wide field of view behind your vehicle. It’s the quick and easy way to add a backup camera to your car.
Brand: Garmin
Product Dimensions: 6.3"L x 1"W x 0.9"H
Compatible Devices: Garmin Navigator
Installation Type: Flush Mount
Voltage: 3 Volts (DC)
Optical Sensor Technology: CMOS
Lens Type: Wide Angle, Fixed
Real Angle of View: 160 Degrees
Connector Type: wireless
Optical Sensor Size: 1/3 inch
Product Dimensions: 10.2 x 6.6 x 2.7 inches
Item Weight: 2.08 ounces
Item model number: 010-01866-00
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Other display features: Wireless
Color: Black
Whats in the box: BC 40 wireless backup camera with mounting bracket, documentation
Manufacturer: Garmin
Date First Available: March 8, 2019
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This backup camera works perfectly. The installation takes only a couple of minutes and is clearly explained in the brief manual. The device has obviously been carefully designed to adapt to various requirements. For example, most add-on cameras are located at the top of the license frame which is the default location for this one. However, those I have tried blocked the hatch handle on my SUV making it difficult or impossible to open. That was also the case with this device which completely blocked the handle, but the frame is designed so that the camera holder can be flipped and the bracket inverted with the camera on the bottom. That worked perfectly. If you have a compatible Garmin GPS which includes the DriveSmart series – a compatibility list is available on line – then you only need to insert 2 Li batteries, remove the license plate, and reinstall with the camera holder in place. Pop in the camera and you’re finished. The camera pairs automatically with the GPS and includes several convenient features. It turns on automatically whenever the car is started. The display is clear, adapts well to sharp differences in lighting such as when the car is in the garage with bright sunshine outside, and automatically turns off when the GPS senses forward movement or after a couple of minutes. A button appears at the upper right of the display to manually turn the camera on and off, and voice commands can also be used. It would be nice if the camera turned on automatically when the GPS senses backing movement like it turns off with forward movement, but that might require too much distance to be useful and it is no big deal anyway. Assuming that this camera proves to be sturdy and waterproof over time, then I will be really happy with it. As others have mentioned, the pop-in aspect of the camera is convenient for installation and battery changes, but also would make it a 2 second process to steal. It might be better to be a little less convenient to remove to reduce that risk, but perhaps that won’t be a problem. Time will tell, but for quality, ease of installation and overall convenience, this is definitely a 5. Edit: after using for several more weeks, this still rates a 5. It sometimes takes a few seconds to connect when starting the car, but not always and the delay is never more than 3-5 seconds. This makes backing up an SUV much easier. As for the easy theft issue, that could be partly addressed by adding a couple of metal tabs screwed into the bottom holes in the license plate (see photo). Not theft proof, but no longer a 2 second matter either. Garmin should include something like this by default. Overall, this camera is a good choice.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2021 by Pelican Pelican
Update: )( 10-1-2022)Camera now works as intended with Garmin update. I’m leaving the original post as to inform users of the issue I had. After repeated connecting issues came down to Bluetooth interference with the camera while Garmin Drive App is activated. Brand new camera with brand new lithium batteries. Removing or shutting down Bluetooth on the phone, camera works fine. Was told by Garmin it uses Bluetooth and WiFi to work. Good picture quality when I does connect. Easy to install but can be stolen easily. Not a good design for theft. I sent a video of the issues to Garmin and hopefully they can do a firmware upgrade to fix the issues. I can now proudly recommend the BC40 to work with Drivesmart 86, Garmin Drive App and BC 40!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2022 by KevinK
This is a great backup camera with guidance lines. It takes a maximum of 5 minutes to install. You can easily remove the camera from its receptacle and later just simply snap it in when you return to the vehicle. It has a very wide viewing angle and you can actually see the back of the cars adjacent to at a traffic light. Camera is wireless and totally Bluetooth which means that sometimes you may have connection difficulties with low batteries. To view the camera on a compatible device, you need only say, "Show Video". Pros: Priced acceptable. Easy to install. Camera snaps into position and easily removed from holder when leaving the car. Wide viewing angle. Acceptable video quality. Guidance lines can be adjusted from the linked device inside the car (remotely). Cons: Purely a backup camera that can be activated for a few seconds when driving. Does not store the video. So don't think you'll be able to argue with the policeman that caught you failing to stop and now writing you the ticket.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2020 by Dr. John Bickert
Have always wanted a backup camera for my truck, but I have a camper shell which makes it more difficult to find a place to put it - that and getting the wiring in once you find a good place. Already was in need of a new GPS, so bought this along with it and am happy about the combination. This camera took ten minutes to screw to the license plate, and immediately blue toothed directly to the GPS. Camera is clear and easy to set up the green/yellow/red boundary lines. You can also switch from GPS to camera while driving to see traffic behind you. The only complaint most have is it can be easily popped off and stolen, but I live in a State where the thieves are few and far between. Great camera!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2022 by S. BOWEN
It is great when it works, but at least half the time it will not connect to my GPS. I have tried on 2 different units and it is always the same. When it does connect it can take half an hour to connect.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2025 by James Hawkins
We purchased the Garmin BC 40 (along with a Garmin Drive Smart 61) to provide enhanced views behind our 2005 Chevy Suburban. As a very large vehicle, we found ourselves in some tight, downtown parking spots that were extremely difficult to exit from. The BC 40 gives us a broad and very clear view of what's behind us. It was quick & very easy to install and quick to synch (Bluetooth) to the Drive Smart 61. A single touch screen icon turns the view on and off with zero hassles. I do have some concerns about the security of the camera since it is easy remove from & install into the license plate mounting bracket. However, because it is so easy to remove, I tend to remove and store it in the vehicle if I intend to have the car parked in an unsecured environment for any length of time. Battery life does not seem to be an issue; we're using Eveready Lithiums. Overall, we are very pleased with the Garmin(s) and have more piece of mind when putting this monster in reverse.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2020 by Maddog
Works well in warm weather. In cold weather, not so much. It won't work until the temperature goes above 50F, probably because the batteries need to warm up enough to deliver adequate current. Easy to install and compatible with Garmin nav systems.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2026 by Ray Sirianne