How do I choose the right filter?
Match the exact camera lens to the model table, including whether it is front, standard rear or telephoto. Check any replacement camera’s model separately; a system name alone may not identify the lens fitted.
Does one filter cover the front and rear cameras?
No. Each selected option is one filter for one lens. Front and rear cameras often use different CPL models, and a front filter may already be included in your camera package.
Can I use CPL-500 on an A329S or A329T rear camera?
Check the label on the rear camera first. CPL-500 fits the original A329 rear lens and RTC300. Supported newer A329S/A329T rear cameras use CPL-600, but some A329/A329S packages have an RC400 rear camera that does not fit CPL-600. Contact us with the exact rear-camera model if yours says RC400 or you are unsure.
Is CPL-400 the same as the rectangular rear filter?
No. CPL-400 is made for the VS1 front lens. CPL-300 fits the listed standard rear cameras. Similar appearance does not establish the same fit.
Can I put a CPL on the infrared cabin camera?
No. These options are not compatible with the IR cabin lenses. Choose only the standard front, rear or telephoto application listed for that filter.
Should I leave it fitted at night?
Test your own recordings. A polarizer reduces incoming light as well as reflections, so the result depends on the camera, windshield and available lighting. Remove the filter if nighttime detail becomes worse.
Can every filter be rotated after mounting?
No. Some front filters allow adjustment, while the adhesive-mounted CPL-300 and CPL-400 have a fixed fitted orientation. Follow the instructions for the selected model rather than twisting an adhesive filter.
Will it eliminate all glare, and how should I clean it?
It reduces suitable reflected light; it cannot guarantee clear plates or eliminate every headlight, reflection or obstruction. Wipe it gently with a clean lens-safe microfiber cloth and avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.