📷 Nuoenx Wireless Backup Camera for RV: Split Screen 5 Inch HD Monitor with License Plate Backup Camera, Rear View Camera, IR Night Vision & Waterproof Design Review

It was easy to install. Both units were connected to each other. It mounted on a 25ft Class A RV. The hardest part was drilling a few holes to mount the camera. Lots of extra wires are also included. I connected the license plate light to turn on the camera. I'll fix the rest of the settings later. I recommend this product.

After the installation I worked a few days. Every time it rained it stopped working. After the 3rd thunderstorm. It stopped working completely and would never turn on again. Edit After writing a review. The company that sold the original system contacted me. They wanted to do it right. The company looked around for another camera system and offered to buy it for me. I didn't expect the company to do this, but they did. Overall, the company has done everything, and for that I am sincerely…

I am very impressed with the features and price of this rear camera. I have ordered a camera to be mounted on the back of my caravan. I tested it by simply plugging it into my truck's outlet. It turned on quickly and I checked the cameras by pointing them at the cockpit. I was not disappointed and this is a great camera. The large surveillance screen is sharp, clear and the colors are vibrant. The picture quality is amazing and the screen size is perfect for viewing while backing up. Cables…

The ideal camera system for older cars and mobile homes. I installed the monitor on my 1997 Ford F250. A couple of plastic zip ties held it up nicely against the rearview mirror, which was useless with the camper installed. I installed the camera in the back of the RV in place of the central navigation light, where it was powered whenever the headlights were turned on. The centerline mount works great for supporting my 18ft boat trailer. The 7 inch screen offers a great rear view even in low…

Towing a pontoon boat on a trailer on the road or maneuvering a pontoon boat on the water, so try it out. Even in the water the stern of the boat is so high you have to get up to see the water (unsure). This is the reason for purchasing this camera/monitor system. This camera/monitor system (1080p) has a significantly better image quality than my old rear view camera system in the truck. The camera has a wide viewing angle and is mounted on the rear top rail. If you point the camera to the…

Wanted to exchange my backup camera for one that would be more flexible to install as my old camera was on my leftmost license plate bumper. We were able to install that on my brake light, which is of course in the middle. Everything you need is included in the kit - multiple types of cables for different ways of powering the camera and a mounting bracket if you decide to mount the screen. The instructions were clear and easy to read so we were able to install it ourselves. The screen is bigger

The main camera mounted on the license plate frame is problematic in the US, on my jeep the camera blocks the license plate light and is bright white. LEDs that glow in the dark are technically illegal in the states I've lived in. You CAN get away with them as they turn off when the lights are on, so hooking them up to a backup light should be fine. As for blocking the license plate light, you can install anything upside down. I'll try to do this once my jeep and trailer thaw (they are…

The hardest part of installing the Nuoenx rear view camera was finding the right location and power supply. I unplugged the top position light on my Lance TT and found a short cord that was obviously meant to power the camera. I drilled a small hole to route the hot/ground wire to the camera. Attaching the camera mounting frame was easy with the included hardware. The monitor is extremely simple, you just plug it into your car's cigarette lighter socket and it's ready to go. Turning on the…

Good set of car camera and secondary camera. It is easy to connect, moreover, not all things are connected with normal coloring. My van's taillights were green and black, and the camera wires were red and black. Black doesn't always go with black. In my case the wires got hot and there was no picture. Swapped the cable and got a picture. I also tried connecting the license plate lights to the reverse lights, but there wasn't enough power. As soon as I switched to the auxiliary line on my 7-pin…