CAMECHO12V 24V Vehicle Backup Camera System 2 Rear View Camera Support Night Vision Waterpoof & 7" Monitor with Dual 34 ft AV Cables for Bus/Truck Van/Trailer/RV/Campers

Dopo mesi dall’utilizzo di questo prodotto è giunta l’ora di recensirlo.Ho acquistato queste due telecamere per poter avere una maggiore visuale nella parte anteriore del mio trattore, in modo tale da riuscire a vedere meglio,mentre l’altra l’ho posizionata nella parte posteriore in modo tale di avere una visuale migliore quando aggancio il rimorchio.Devo ammettere che sono inoltre di facile installazione, la qualita dell’immagine è elevata e con un semplice tasto è possibile cambiare la schermata del display da una telecamera all’altra.Le telecamere sono in aggiunta resistenti all’acqua.La consiglio.Il rapporto qualità prezzo è inoltre ottimale.

Hooked up and worked great right out of the box. I get a clear, sharp image. Because the monitor is designed to be mounted either on dash, in dash or hanging from the ceiling, and the camera either on the front or back of the vehicle, the image can be reversed. There is a button on the front of the monitor to scroll through the options. I set it for a rear-view-mirror setting so when a car overtakes me on the left I see it on the left side of the monitor image.I do not recommend fussing with the controls while underway (Washington has a new distracted driver law and for good reason). You can set it up before leaving the driveway or hand the remote to your copilot.I did not want to use the sticky pad to attach the monitor to my dashboard so I screwed it to a piece of scrap lumber which gave it enough weight not to tip over. I will probably replace that with something more elegant eventually. But this allows me to take the monitor down and hide it on the floor when I park the truck.I mounted one of the cameras on my RV trailer and the other on a cargo trailer, wiring both red & yellow to the front of the trailer and zip-tying to the regular pigtail. I wired the the monitor and trailer camera power & ground to a cigarette lighter plug so I can reach back and plug this in to the receptacle on the back of my center console and have always-on power to both the monitor and the trailer camera.I also added a license plate backup camera on the pickup. My truck has both flat 4-prong and a 7-prong trailer receptacles. I wired the pickup camera to a 4-prong trailer plug using the taillight and ground wires only. This way I can plug it in and use it with either fog lights or headlights and still use the 7-prong for my trailer.I ran the monitor wire for the pickup camera and both wires for the trailer camera under the truck body and in under the back door (crew cab) then under the back seat as I didn't want to drill holes in my truck. The power/ground terminate in the cigarette lighter receptacle and sit on the floor in back when not in use (the only backseat passenger is the dog). The video cable goes between the front seat and console then up to the monitor.The back end of the trailer camera wires terminate in the pickup bed under the canopy. When I hook up a trailer I run the wire from the trailer up over the tailgate, plug it in and close the canopy lid. With this configuration I can see to hitch the trailer and then once hooked up, I can use the camera on the trailer for backing but also on the highway to help with lane changes.I may get more elegant with the wiring in the future - still cannot bear to drill holes in my truck, but for now it all works fine.

This unit has good picture, easy to set up. Video was not working, with help from seller got it working, I'm very pleased with this camera.

tres bien et je les eu dans les temps

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