DVKNM Dual Backup Camera Monitor Kit with Upgrade Option

Fix-it Man: The unit works well and has excellent picture quality. However, I am unable to use it for the intended purpose because I waited three months (and paid ALLOT of money) for a fiberglass pickup truck topper to be made and the order didn't go as expected. The truck topper was "supposed to be" solid all around with the "only" glass window at the cab side of the topper. The rear door was also to be made solid (no glass) and this unit was to be my electronic rear-view mirror & facilitate backing up to my cargo trailer. The secondary camera was to be mounted to the cargo trailer it extend my rear-view mirror behind the cargo trailer & facilitate backing it up at night since the trailer does not have back-up lights.

Since the truck topper has paper thin tinted tempered glass door, there is no way to drill holes in that thin of glass without having it shatter into a million pieces. I cannot use the IR LED camera behind the tinted glass either as the IR LED's will reflect off of the glass door hindering the view. And being it is a brand-new fiberglass topper; I am not about to punch of bunch of holes into the shell.

But the product works very well!!

United States on Nov 02, 2023

Blake: I love the product, just didn't get the full mount with it, I contacted the company and they solve the issue and thank yall again

United States on Oct 14, 2023

idahomarsidahomars: The factory camera in my 2011 dodge dually flatbed was horrible - when the sun was shining you couldn't see the screen. Drove me crazy. Plus I needed a 2nd camera to see the fifth wheel hitch on the bed, without one hooking up was trial and error. I tried wireless cameras for ease of installation - and could never get a good picture, so went to this wired version. I mounted one camera overlooking the rear hitch, the other near the top of my headache rack. The cameras are a bit bigger than I would like - the factory camera was minature compared to these. But again - looking for functionality - not so much asthetics. it wasn't horrible running the wires - I used a plastic loom to protect the cable and ran it alon the bottom of the flatbed, under the cab - and into a storage compartment under the back seat. This is where I stored the excess cable that comes with the cameras. I then ran the cables under the floor mat - into the center console - where I have a 12v plug in. I couldn't find any good place to mount the display on the dash or such - so I got another product from Amazon that fits in the cup holder -and holds the display firmly (also holds my cell phone at the same time)....

United States on Jul 29, 2023

DysfunctionalVeteranForLife: Camera system was easy to install. Hardest part was running the front and rear wiring through the firewall.

United States on May 14, 2023

DrJuan: My RV has an old black and white Weldex backup system. It uses 4 pin connectors for the camera. I want to upgrade but reuse the installed cable as found on many motorhomes in the US. However devices on this system do not mate with Weldex and I could not find any available adapters. I will say that the DVKNM cables and connectors actually seem beefier than what came on my OEM installed Weldex. Anyway, I have to return this system ... dock one point for that.
That is a shame since the when I bench tested it works nicely. Color is good and B&W night vision is good to over 50 feet. The mount that come with it is rather flimsy but I was going to adapt it to my existing overhead mount that is stout enough for the heavy CRT screen I am replacing. This unit also comes with a bezel that will hot melt glue nicely into a wood box frame or cut out in a plywood panel. The screen snaps easily in and out of this bezel. That is the best way to mount this unit on a moving vehicle. The supplied swivel and tilt mount is small and puts a lot of stress on the 1/4" treaded hole in this screens light plastic case - thus dock another rating point. The case also has a T-slot running up the back of...

United States on Nov 01, 2022