Review on 📷 High-Speed Rear View Observation RV Backup Camera AHD 1080P with 7 Inch LCD Monitor and 30 Mins DIY Installation System for Trailer Truck Fifth Wheel Camper - Long-Lasting Metal Material by DoHonest V22 by Steven Cox

I've been debating whether to try a wireless or wired camera for the back of my 19ft RV and went with the wired version because I needed to be sure I could have a camera on hand when needed can see behind the trailer. . While I don't have a long trailer by RV standards, I don't have large mirrors on the SUV I drive, so visibility was my primary concern. Plan ahead and consider how you will route the cable from the hitch to the camera mount. If you are inexperienced with wiring or cables, you can try running it outdoors, but then you'll have to deal with fasteners, zip ties, etc. The manufacturer is not responsible for this, so think twice before you start drilling any holes. and fishing lines through places. The camera itself is very durable and easy to assemble. The IP protection class is guaranteed. The screen is big enough and supports a second camera if needed. The interface is simple. Useful accessories from anti-glare shields to dashboard mounts. I love this company's commitment to service. They offer a free accessory to prove it and emailed me right away when I asked about it. This product made my driving easier by giving me confidence when I needed to see and change lanes. Easy five for me.