HD 1080P Wireless Backup Camera for Your RV - Keep Your Travels Safe!

Nicholas O.: I use this camera and monitor in a 7m long car trailer, the picture quality is very good, but i found on the m25 with alot of other radio interference sometimes the signal would drop out. The length of the car and trailer are over 12m so i contacted the support team for the product and very quickly the pointed me in the direction of an more powerful antenna i could purchase from Amazon. They had agreed to refund me the money for the antenna,via a gift card, which arrived within minutes of sending them proof of purchase. The signal is now much stronger. Great back up service.

United Kingdom on Nov 05, 2023

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: So I was skeptical about this when I bought it . I figured for the price and Amazon being great with returns in my experience there was nothing to worry about if I didn’t like it.
I had put off installing this for w while and finally set out to do so.
First thing to mention - test your stuff before you install it. It comes with adapters to do so and it’s easy!
Read the directions and watch a video or two and you will be good to go.
Some crimp fittings help for a nice finished product of wiring .
I was super impressed by the resolution of the monitor and camera. Super useful tool with backing up a camper especially in the dark !
I would recommend this kit to anyone and possibly give it to a few friends I know as a Christmas present.
Thanks so much Rohent for a economical and well developed wireless camera system !

United States on Nov 02, 2023

Bryan MatthewsBryan Matthews: If you have a new vehicle and it does not have a cigarette lighter port then you will need to send them an email and request a USB connecter to power the monitor. I bought 2 of them and they were pretty easy to install on my cargo trailers. I'd recommend them, especially for the price.
Just remember to mark out the area you are going to mount them, drill your holes to secure the camera bracket and run the wire and then clean and de gloss the area under the mounting bracket to that the roof sealant you use to seal the installation holes will keep water out for the long term. Don't just use a dab of sealant on top of the screws, set the whole mounting bracket into a bed of sealant and secure to the vehicle/trailer so that its actually watertight.

United States on Nov 02, 2023

Rx in FLA: We finally returned from a cross-country trip in our motorhome, towing our horse trailer. Just before we left, I installed this wireless camera and monitor rig. One camera mounted on the back of the horse trailer as a rearview camera, one inside the trailer to monitor the horses.
We're extremely pleased with this set-up. Clear images on the monitor day and night. Easy to switch camera views. We only had one tiny little glitch during some very nasty downpours. The camera on the back of the horse trailer apparently lost connectivity with the monitor for a moment, and the images reappeared on the monitor with a strange purple hue. Everything was very clear, just a little purple. All I had to do was cycle the power on the monitor, and we were perfect again.
I have to admit I was quite surprised the set-up worked so well, considering the distance from the back camera to the monitor on the dash is almost 60 feet, with a lot of metal in the way to potentially screw up the signal. But everything works like a charm.
I would strongly recommend one of these units for anyone considering something similar to our arrangement,

United States on Oct 29, 2023

Chris MorrisChris Morris: I have a pickup truck and a 20 ft cargo trailer. The camera is bolted to the back of my trailer and the video monitor is suction cupped to my windshield. The monitor is 40 feet away from the camera and the wireless reception is excellent. The color picture on the monitor is also excellent. Install of the monitor is suction cup to windshield and plug into cigarette lighter plug. Install of backup camera required drilling 2 holes in cargo trailer for screws. Backup camera requires electrical power by installing wiring from the camera to the trailer plug. Wireless monitor greatly reduces skill and time to install because no wiring to do in truck.

Canada on Sep 23, 2023

JackyJacky: Highly recommend this product, needed a rear view camera system as travelling down to Spain. Very easy to install with only a power and ground needed to the camera. Connected this to fridge ignition on wiring. The screen just plugs into the cigar lighter connection. Signal is great and picture quality is also good. With an additional SIM you can also record on loop. Got supplied a second free camera, I fitted this under the rear and still the signal is good.
Why pay huge money for expensive products when this is simply excellent
Thank you

United Kingdom on Sep 03, 2023

Bill: Works really good makes towing caravan much easier, I also use it all the time so I can see what’s following behind brilliant. I would given it five stars if it came with a case when not in use.

United Kingdom on Aug 20, 2023

JohnnyP: I bought and tested four backup/rearview cameras; Yakry, Amtifo, Rohent, and Dohonest. Each of their viewing angles varied, but none of them could be considered “wide-angle” cameras. None of them could be used as BOTH a back-up camera AND a rearview mirror camera. That is; 1) the camera could be aimed down to include seeing your RV’s bumper, but it would only see back 10-25 ft and couldn’t see traffic behind you (unless you were at a stoplight or were a millisecond from being rear-ended), or 2) the camera could be aimed to see the horizon and all traffic behind you, but it would only see forward a short way and you couldn’t see your bumper. In other words, every camera could only be used as a back-up camera OR a rearview camera, but could NOT be used for BOTH functions. Put another way, none of them compete with Furrion cameras. You get what you pay for.

I have seen other reviewer’s photos of their camera monitors for some of these cameras and the viewing angles were much better than what I experienced, but as I mentioned, none of the cameras I tested performed that way. I’m not sure why that is.

The manufacturers claim viewing angles of 120º, 150º,...

United States on May 16, 2023

Blueowlbc: Update: Well its been a summer frustration with this backup camera and maybe I know have it where it works, but have thought that many times. First off if you install to the Furion Mount the proper way, you will have issues with the screen going dark (from a censor) and viewing from the back is limited. You need to turn it upside down and that solves those two issues. Now I am not sure what will happen when it rains, as the small visor is gone.

I continue to have connection issues, sometimes it doesn't connect and then magically starts again. I am on the second monitor and starting to see issues with colour changing and blanking out and coming back on.

Finally there is 1-2 second delay between the camera and the monitor, So keep that in mind, the monitor may show a car behind you, when in fact it is along side of your trailer. You know cost wise its a cheap camera, and lord knows I had bad issues with Furrion. So not sure what to recommend.

Original Review: First off this is not my first backup camera. I originally invested in a Furion, believing that some how paying over $500 for a backup camera would mean quality. It turned out to be one of the worse...

Canada on May 19, 2022