I taped it up so we can enjoy that gravy one morning with our biscuits! I didn't empty the cabinet beforehand and the drill bit tore a whole into a packet of white gravy mix. Our hole punched through inside the kitchen cabinet. It would have been a tremendous undertaking to try to fish 66' of wire through the rafters so we opted to go through the floor and under the RV. With an all clear, we drilled a hole through the wall.īecause of where we had to mount the camera, we decided not route the wire through the ceiling rafters. We made sure there wasn't a wall stud in the way and after starting the hole, we looked to make sure there weren't any existing wires in the way. Using a pencil, we marked where we would drill the 3/4" hole for the wire to feed through. Our clearance lights are kinda low but 6" didn't make that big of a difference. We looked online and saw that every rear view camera on a motorhome was mounted below the clearance lights, so this is how we mounted ours. We also used wire ties and some wire loom to secure the wire under the RV. You will need the following to be able to properly complete the installation: a drill, a 3/4" bit, a cross-tip screwdriver, some ProFlex RV sealant, some patience and about 2 hours. You don't want to get it all installed only to find out you have a problem somewhere. Before you begin the installation, hook the unit up to make sure everything works.
You get one 130° wide angle Color CCD infra-red weather proof backup camera, one 7" TFT LCD color rear view monitor with universal mount/stand and wire, one 3 channel multiplexer control unit, one 66’ extension cable for camera, one Wireless Remote control, one Power connection wire, one Double RCA + power converter, (to connect external, audio video and power), and one screw kit for installation. Thanks to Amazon Prime, it arrived 2 days later. They have a great reputation and their product looked to fit our needs, so we ordered one. is a leading manufacturer and distributor of rear view camera systems in the USA. Luckily, we came across the Rear View Safety 7" TFT LCD Color Rear View Backup Camera System with Audio. Poor design, poor construction and a bad reputation was all we could find out about them. The search took a week as we had to weed through all the Chinese made crap that is out there.īrands like Pyle, XO, Hootoo, Peak and Boyo just couldn't deliver. So we started doing our research to find a good quality wired rear view camera. I guess that would be useful if you had kids to keep an eye on while driving, but for us it is useless. Oddly enough, it did come with a rear view mirror. When we bought our Class C motorhome, it did not come with a rear view camera. RV Backup Camera Installation Guide BUY THIS BACKUP CAMERA HERE!
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