Rear camera

[Luigi1965]

I bought a wireless camera for my RV. I wired it to the roof lights in the back and placed it about 4" inches below. That way I can turn the camera on and off using the light switch. If you don not put an on/off switch it will consume your battery. I made the light whole a little bigger and fed the wireless transmitter into the roof of the camper and then just had one wire go down about 4 inches to the camera. In the front or the rv/dashboard for the small tv screen I ran the wire across the dashboard to connect to a power source. Really easy to do. The ebay website has a few different wireless cameras to choose from for about 50 to 70 bucks. I can provide the one I bought which comes with a 7" screen and works great. Now I am thinking of installing another camera on the right hand side of the camper because when I am driving by myself I can't see the traffic.

[smithvilletx]

My camera power is tapped into the rear clearance lights. It has been working great using the parking light switch position. One stormy night Igot in a hurry and plugged into the toad upside down and power went out to the clearance lights and my camera. I have looked at all the fuses under the dash and cannot find a blown fuse.
Anyone have any idea where my problem may be??

Smithvilletx
2006 Four Winds Chateau Sport
2007 Jeep Liberty Limited

[Top2MP]

Originally Posted by nosticks

Camecho® RC 12V-24V Truck Rear View Wireless IR Night Vision Backup Camera Kit + 7" 7 Inch TFT LCD Rear view Monitor Waterproof For Truck / Van / Caravan / Trailers / Campers PAL&NTSC High Solution 420 TVL

I also have a Four Winds 22E that we just purchased and am looking for a rearview camera. Couple of questions, if you don't mind. How did you mount the camera and where? And how did you wire it to view all the time? I am new to all of this, so appreciate any help.

[geoff1200]

We have a Coachman 316K class C. Amazon wired b/u system we wired to be on any time coach is running, like a rear view mirror, routed cable under the body and into cab via engine cowel. Really like it