📷 LeeKooLuu LK4 RV Backup Camera: Wireless Touch Button System for RV, Trailer, Camper, Truck - HD 1080P High-Speed Observation System - Furrion Pre-Wired RV Compatible - Support License Plate Camera Review

The camera was easy to install. Drill two holes for the screws and one for the power cord. I disabled the center position light at the rear of the trailer and placed the camera a few inches below the light. The monitor is a bit small, but provides a clear and stable image. It was easy to connect the monitor and camera. I usually travel with the lights on for safety reasons, so the camera is always powered when I'm out. I can now see who's behind me and the camera has a wide field of view that…

Used on our van for the first time yesterday. Installed, have normal image, nothing 1080 about it. As soon as we move out, the signal is gone. The camera did not receive any signal at all when turning the monitor off and on or the power switch. I had to turn off the power to the camera. . Started again, the signal disappeared. We got to the rest stop and found the antenna on the camera was missing, a plastic cover and a loose internal antenna. Garbage! It was protected by a trailer and never…

The camera and monitor were easy to install. I use it on a boat trailer so I mounted the camera high up on a rail post at the back of the trailer to keep it above the water. It connects instantly to a monitor, offers a very good picture and view from the back of a 25ft trailer to the front of a 24ft RV. Unfortunately, I didn't manage to tighten a few small screws and the antenna tight enough, so I lost the camera antenna and a tiny screw while driving. But the seller sent me a new one each! Now

I just installed this nifty little camera and monitor - and wow, it was easy! There are step-by-step instructions and youtube videos, but it was so easy and headache-free I didn't even have to look at the booklet. This is a really effective and cheap way to add a rear view camera to large trailers: RVs, trucks, etc. Well, even semi-finished products I think. As long as the camera has access to 12-24V, it can be placed anywhere. It transmits wirelessly and while I haven't tested the range, I'm…

I really like the smaller display compared to the 7 inch versions available. I read all the reviews and paid special attention to the ones that describe how well it works with longer trailers. The picture is nice and clear, especially on a small screen. It has better color and sharpness than my tractor's stock rear view camera. It looks like the monitor can receive signals from 2 cameras. Routing the power cable in the cabin was easy and unobtrusive. However, I didn't really like it. The signal

This is the third camera I own. The first was single color in a hardwired 7 inch dash. It was a new bus that came with factory wiring for the camera. I installed it with no problems. It was Voyager, I think it was about $600. The second was a 26' C class that I bought used. It contained a 4-inch monochrome wireless camera of an unknown brand. Overall size was 5-1/2 inches wide and 4-1/2 inches high. I worked two years and died. I bought this new HD 720P with a supposedly 5 inch monitor. In…

This is a great entry-level camera at a great price. As everyone knows, when you're towing something big, you can't see directly behind you, but this camera changed the world. Being able to make sure no one is standing directly on my bumper when changing lanes on the Autobahn is a must. Installation took about 45 minutes and everything was up and running while you shop the Furrion pigtail. As for the camera, they offer a lot of cable length, but putting extra slack behind the fiber optic cable…