eRapta RV Backup Camera Rearview Reversing Camera Trailer Truck Replacement Camera

Way easier to install than I had imagined. I didn't want to have the wires on the camera at a sharp angle so I took a piece of 3/16" plate and extended a mounting position from the truck bumper.The Seller was exceptional on emails back and forth. Very fast and friendly.The monitor has a "screen flip" button so mounting on the ceiling was without modifications.The Camera is 35' from the monitor (in my situation) under a thick aluminum bed and the odd car or truck on top.I did have to use the included remote antennae mount for a cleaner signal. So depending on the freight will determine the closeness of the antennae mount.I did have some harmonic interference from my drive shaft (straight truck). But is was not unsurmountable. Just some center screen glitches when over 45mph.The camera has a nice wide screen view and amazingly good distance focus.The night vision is awesome. My loading lights almost cause over-brightness issues.All in all a fine product. Took my about half an hour to install and secure all wires. Then another half hour to fine set the camera angle.Be sure to use all 6 screws on the camera stand mount. Road vibrations may change the camera angle if you don't.

Not worth the money. Could not get it to work on a 29' trailer. Very poor signal. Using existing antenna and camera bracket, the antenna stops the bracket from pivoting up to look backwards. You look mostly at the ground behind the trailer. Tried using a cable to extend the cameras antenna closer to the receiver. Spent too much time trying to get it to work.

I am changing my review from 1 to 4 stars. The camera and monitor resolution is very good. The package came with everything I needed to get started. The issues I had are specific to 2.4 Ghz wireless, not this product. I was able to get a good clear signal by buying an extension cable for the antenna and mounting the antenna on the front of my trailer. Not optimum, but better that a wires solution. I am giving 4 stars since I had to do so much work for a clear signal. The other option was to buy a digital wireless camera, which costs more and some reviews still had signal issues.Here was my previous review:I just installed this on my 17.5 ' travel trailer (about 30 ' to the monitor). The image quality was bad so Installed the 4' extension with antenna base on top of my trailer. The reception was better. As soon as I started to drive the signal dropped out, Often the screen went blue stating "No Signal". I plan to return this item because I can't see behind me.

Revised review: The device may have had interferance from the building my trailer was sitting next to. I didn't try moving it but it's a possibility that this camera may have worked on the open road.I have a 36 foot travel trailer and had the camera professionally installed. The video feed didn't work beyond about 30 feet so I returned it. I even used the free extended antenna and the video was still so poor I couldn't see anything behind the trailer.The company offered to send me a free wired and another wireless camera but I didn't take them up on their offer.

I purchased this wireless camera as a backup camera for a 30' travel trailer. In a perfect world, this system is great. The picture is clear, the install wasn't that difficult, ect.In the real world, I had to do some modifications to achieve a strong signal/clear picture. First the transmitter and receiver work best with direct line-of-site transmission. Since the camera is on the back of a trailer and the receiver is in the truck cab surrounded by other electronics, I needed to purchase a 25' cable to bring the antenna of the transmitter up near the front of the trailer. I also needed a smaller antenna with a magnetic base for the cab roof and hooked that up to the receiver. Now I have my perfect signal back and it works great.I gave 3 stars because I deducted 1 star for the extra parts I needed to purchase to get the system to work correctly. I also deducted 1 star because after one trip the monitor has a white line running vertically through the picture. Clearly a failure in the monitor electronics.