eRapta Backup Camera 2.0 with 7" LCD Monitor for Enhanced Rearview Visibility

XennialLifeXennialLife: The kit includes a 7-inch reversing monitor with a high-resolution 1080p display, providing a clear and detailed view of the rear area. The large screen size ensures that you can easily see any obstacles or hazards behind your vehicle, enhancing your overall driving experience and safety.

The wired backup camera included in the kit is IP69 waterproof rated, making it suitable for use in various weather conditions and ensuring its durability over time. The waterproof feature ensures that the camera remains functional even in heavy rain or harsh environmental conditions.

The camera's wide viewing angle provides a broad perspective of the rear area, allowing you to see blind spots and potential hazards that may not be visible in your rearview mirrors. This wide-angle view is particularly beneficial for larger vehicles like RVs and trucks, where blind spots can be more significant.

The eRapta Backup Camera System Kit is easy to install and comes with all the necessary mounting hardware and wiring. The kit includes detailed instructions, making the installation process straightforward, even for those without much technical experience.

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United States on Jul 17, 2023

James Anthony: I installed it in a 40 foot A class rv.
Everything went together in spite of poor instructions.
Remote does not work.

Canada on Oct 11, 2022

Lefebs: Good product except never figure out how to get the side camera triggered with the flasher. As soon flashers trigger the camera and the camera turn on and off at the same time the flashers flash

Canada on Mar 25, 2021

Amazon Customer: When it works it’s very handy however it’s very finicky and requires me to often unplug and reattach the main cable to the monitor.

There is no control for the backlit (only brightness) and its borderline unsafe for driving at night due to the screens backlit.

The protective film on the lens was hard to remove and required using rubbing alcohol on multiple occasions to remove it entirely as to not insecure your view

Canada on Dec 05, 2020

Stacie: Liked the 4 cameras, seem to have good picture. Went with wired setup, as the wireless system I have now cuts in and out a lot. Everything seems to be of good quality.. up grading class a motorhome system.

Canada on Jan 24, 2020

Phil Armishaw: I bought this 4 back up camera with split monitor system from eRapta for my motorhome to replace the aging b&w single camera system that came installed. The first thing I did was hook it all up and try everything to make sure it all worked and it did. Quality looked good so I ran all my wires and everything worked perfect. After a week out on holidays the monitor quit working, so I emailed eRapta and they sent a new cable assembly and monitor within 5 days which cured the problem and I have had no troubles since. I’m very happy with the system and very grateful for the quick reply to my email and promptly sending the new monitor. For the price you can’t beat this system. I doubt spending twice as much would be any better of a system.

Canada on Aug 20, 2018

Pix: I was looking for a low cost wired camera setup for my RV trailer that would allow -2- things, multiple cameras and a quick disconnect system at the hitch of my truck. In all my research it seems the second is all but impossible to find. After reading other reviews of this camera and one review in particular where the user said he was able to adapt it to do exactly what I wanted, I figured I would give it a try. I ordered the unit in March and received it in a timely manner. Since the weather is generally lousy in the Northeast that time of year and our first trip out wasn't until May, all I did when I received the unit was bench test it and look it over to see how I could adapt it to my needs. Everything worked well on the bench, so I put that aside.
In order to make the quick disconnect work, it actually turned out easier than I expected. There are four coax cables that come from each of the cameras that run up to a single cable. This separate cable is about five feet long. On one end are four connectors for the camera coax cables, 12 volt power and ground for the entire system, and four other wires that can be used if you wanted to force a specific camera to full screen (if...

United States on Jul 14, 2017