📷 Haloview CA109 Wireless HD License Plate Rear View & Hitch Camera - Perfect Companion for MC7108/MC5111 Review

Maybe ok but absolutely no guide. There is no indication of which wire is + or -. Tried both ways, both tested as good connections but not enabled. Returned.

I mounted this camera on the front of my truck for use when towing. I now have a front and back view when traveling. If anything happens, I have a videotape.

Easy to install and waterproof. Installed a full camera/monitor system on my 5 wheeler RV and added this camera to the back of my Lance van. Works perfectly!

The camera was easy to install. Connected to the high beam works great as a rear view. Also install the camera and repeater on the RV, then the whole system will be evaluated. This camera works great. Night vision is not as clear as I expected but ok.

This was the second camera installed on the rear ladder of my caravan. Added monitoring of active traffic after a trailer and recording of incidents. The main camera is configured as a backup.

I bought this camera to complement our existing Haloview High camera and monitor and for general use. I made a bike rack mount on the back of our van, another for the back of a pickup truck for use when hooking up to bumper trailers and also to mount a saddle truck. I have a power cord for each location and this bottom mounted camera provided exactly what I needed to make connecting, securing and other functions much easier.

First, this company is very responsive. Helps always. How do I know? Because I'm slowly picking up some technical stuff. We also received the RD7 mini and it was very easy. This one, no. If you follow Wolfwhoop's (the seller) pairing tips in the questions, you won't have any trouble. In addition, your kit includes a test/pairing cable (Y-shaped). helps. So there are two ways to pair. We love this camera and now that we know what to do we'll be getting it back in New York in a minute. The…

This camera arrived quickly and in excellent condition. I added it to my monitor and Haloview camera so I have one camera on my license plate and one on the back of my trailer. Being wireless, they only require 12 volt power from the vehicle. This was done with the license plate bracket installed, as well as an additional bracket for the outer flat vertical surface. I installed it (two screws) on the back of my caravan. I used 12V from the headlights so the camera only gets power when the…