ZEROXCLUB Wireless Interference Waterproof SW01 Review

I've reviewed several backup camera systems under $200; ZEROXCLUB HD offers the most features and the best display. The camera and monitor are both solidly built; The display monitor has a well-designed touch screen. The display quality is excellent; even when driving at high speed. I temporarily installed a camera on the back of a pickup truck. My caravan is currently in the workshop for a 2 year inspection and service. As soon as I get it back I mount the camera on the back of the caravan. I…

The camera installed on my 24ft trailer in an hour. Very easy to install. I first connected the monitor to a 12V cigarette lighter plug and hooked up the camera to the truck battery to make sure everything was working before installing. Both turned on immediately and were already paired. The camera mount mounts on top of the trailer and the camera is powered from a central overhead navigation light. Keep in mind that to get power from here you had to travel with your headlights on. Plugged the…

I bought the wired version because I was concerned about the connection and also connecting the camera to a power source. After getting covered in mud threading the wires, fiddling with connecting them to the hitch each time, and struggling to find a place to hide them between uses, I returned this unit and ordered it. The picture quality is very good. A couple of times when you're driving at full speed (a truck towing a 27-foot RV at 65 mph) there's a slight lag when you're actually looking at

I just installed this in the back of my 33ft caravan to use as a backup camera and also as a 'rear view mirror' so I can get behind in traffic can see my trailer . The camera was very easy to install and included all the necessary hardware and mounts. I connected the camera to the running lights on the back of my trailer so I can turn it on at any time just by turning on the headlights. The monitor is large and the picture is clear. It comes with a nice suction cup windshield mount that feels…

It's not the best camper cam but for my use on dual carriageways it works great. I asked for an extended antenna and placed it in the middle of the van closer to the truck and it gave decent reception. At speeds over 65, the signal doesn't stay constant, but it's enough to see if someone is approaching from behind. I hooked it up to the top rear center marker light and turned on the light to keep the image constant and it works fine. For the price I think it's done well. I would like a magnetic

I received my order for Zeroxclub Wireless Camera (SW01) with 7 inch monitor. I tested the camera and monitor to make sure they are paired before proceeding to install the camera, they tested fine. As seen in the picture, the camera was mounted on the back of my 33ft fifth wheel. The camera was powered by the trailer running lights. Starting off, the center marker light was removed to allow access to the wires behind the 2-inch opening behind the light. A 1/2 inch hole was then drilled in the…

USE: 30ft Class A RV. Update in four months: Shortly after heavy rains in the area, the chamber water tightness failed. Condensation has resulted in corrupted, dark images or no signal at all. I emailed the seller about the issue and they quickly sent a replacement camera. I'll probably add some extra sealant to prevent future water leaks on this camera once installed. However, I am impressed and delighted with the excellent customer support! _________________ On Revain and elsewhere you'll…