7-Inch Wireless Backup Camera for Truck – 2 Channel, DIY Grid Lines, HD 1080P, Night Vision, IP69K Waterproof, Backup Camera for Truck, Pickup, Trailer, Cars – Parking Safety & Towing Assistance

Great camera…Great price. Easy to install
Very nice camera, at a great price. The screen is so sharp and clear. Also, very easy to install. I have a 2007 Fusion and it seats high in the back, always a challenge to back up and judge distances. This camera has made it easy to backup. Very good purchase for aftermarket backup camera.

Works as front camera for slow speeds
I installed the camera on the front license plate of my 4wd truck. The intention was to use it for viewing obstacles that are hard to see in front of the vehicle due to the high hood line.I used the license plate fasteners to mount the camera. For testing I used battery clamps to connect the camera power to the battery terminals temporarily. I found thru measurement the camera draws about 150 mA with the LEDs on and about 50 mA with the LEDs off. I will probably connect the camera power to the front Fog lamps for a more permanent install.The camera easily paired with the monitor. I then needed to set the monitor to the non-mirrored view (for front viewing). The image was clear and color good when the vehicle was not moving. I put some lines on the ground with survey tape that were the same width apart as my wheels. Then I adjusted the rear view guide lines to line up with the width of the lines on the ground. This way I can see the track my wheels are taking below the hood line.I then tested the camera while moving. There is a noticeable delay in the image. There is also some sort of artifact on the moving image. Perhaps there is some video compression used to send the image over the wireless. At any rate the camera would not be acceptable to record video while moving at anything but slow speed, roughly like you would be traveling for a backup camera. At low speed like I will be using when negotiating obstacles when off road, the delay should be acceptable, especially since it allows viewing things that are below the hood line. Also when negotiating obstacles one can usually stop and view the image to consider what line to take to negotiate the obstacle.If you want a camera with little delay, then I would say one of the cameras that is hard wired and uses old style NTSC video at standard definition might be better when moving at road speed. You would have to make sure it had the ability to be set up as non-mirrored image.Bottom line, is it works. It is acceptable for front or rear use at low speeds. The image is great when stopped. You can’t cover the windshield and drive at road speed using the front view because of the processing delay. The limitations are balanced by the ease of installation.

utilisé sur une machine à vendangerfonctionne parfaitement, trés facile à installeril faut juste trouver une alimentation + pour la camera (je l’ai branché sur un phare de travail)tout fonctionne parfaitement

I installed the backup camera on my 20ft travel trailer. I had also purchased the adapter for Furrion camera bracket so the installation was easy. Note that, to get a solid installation, you should use the screws provided with the adapter because the default Furrion ones are way to small. I just returned from my first trip using the system and it worked flawlessly. The wireless connection never dropped, even at highway speeds. The picture quality was always good. I only used the system during the day so I cannot comment on how it functioned at night. It took only a couple of adjustments along the trip to get the angle of the camera just right for both backup and for general observation while travelling. Note that, as with most backup cameras, objects look farther way that they actually are so you need to be aware. That said, not once did my wife and I have to yell at each other while I was backing up into the camping spaces…made the purchase totally worth it just for keeping the peace.