Haloview MC7109 7'' 720P HD Digital Wireless Rear View Camera System

Why is this great for safety? We leave it on going down the road and we can see what is behind us. (We have it mounted near the top at the back of a class C RV.Why is this great for convenience? We can see (and optionally hear) while backing up. This is of course also safer, but mainly it means not always having to deploy a second person behind the RV where the camera shows where we are at and what is there.Limits: It's an extremely wide angle lens, so when driving down the road people look like they are farther back than what we're used to seeing in a rear view mirror.We did NOT deploy additional cameras on the side of the RV. While this is possible, it would have added expense. We have what we need with one camera.We did NOT install a wired connection between the display and the camera. The wireless works great, we've never noticed any issue, and we keep both antennas horizontal, which keeps them out of the way.We DID install the camera using power from a running light. Making this connection was the hardest part of the install, since it had to be done, in our case, at the light at the top back of the RV. The camera only runs when the running lights are on. We also replaced the bulbs in the running lights with LEDs.NOTE: There appear to be various packages, and it's hard to tell which is which. The one we got has a 7" display and we got various brackets for installing the camera (and display). There is no shield over the top of the camera, such as would be present in a premount installed on some newer RVs. When it rains, there is occasionally some water on the lens, but it seems to clear when going down the road.

I was in the market for a camera system for our new motorcycle trailer. I considered Tadi Brothers, Falcon Eye, and this one. The Haloview had just as good as specs and warranty as the others at a lower price, so I chose it.I mounted the ca109 camera which came with the system, on the rear of the trailer as a backup camera. I also bought a ca108 camera which I mounted inside the trailer so we could monitor the motorcycles while driving to make sure they stayed secure. Both camera were wired into the running light circuit and will stay on while the truck is running.The pro's of my choice: The build quality of both the monitor and the cameras is high. Excellent (720p) camera and monitor resolution. The image from the ca108 camera in the trailer looks like bright daylight inside while it is closed up. The ca109 cameras' night vision is even better. Wireless signal from the rear of the 16 foot trailer to the crew cab truck is strong.The cons: the antenna on the ca108 camera extends out the rear, instead of out the side like the ca109 which comes with the system. This required me to make a bracket to extend it out from the rear wall of the trailer. I wish I would have bought another ca109 instead since it has a side mounted antenna.I wish the monitor came with a suction cup mount instead of the U-bracket. We will move the monitor between pickup trucks while pulling the trailer, and a suction cup mount will make it much easier.In short, this system has excellent resolution day and night, is easy to pair the second camera, and has a strong signal between the cameras and monitor (the trailer is a 16 foot long Ironhorse Widebody fiberglass motorcycle trailer pulled by a crew cab Tundra). It will be a very useful tool to monitor what is behind (and in) the trailer.

This is an easy install of this camera and monitor, works great. Very quick delivery.

I've installed this camera on the back of my motorhome with great success. I just tapped into one of the roof running light wires and then mounted the screen on my dash with the awesome sticky tape supplied. The 12v cigarette lighter plug has a red on/off button on it's top which makes it easy to turn on without having to unplug the whole thing. So I turn on the screen and then turn on my driving lights and within about 1-2 seconds, the rear camera image appears without fail. The menu items are all via buttons on the front of the screen (not a touchscreen) which I kind of like. Very 2010 but nice image and never any wireless signal problems. It even has a microphone on the camera and a speaker on the screen so if someone's back there you can hear them talking to you. I usually mute it so I don't have to hear road noise.Very happy with this $300 unit. Jimmy 7-1-22

Our Haloview MC7109 7'' 720P HD Digital Wireless Rear View Camera System arrived today expedited from Canada. Outstanding job of packaging, easy to read and understand owner's manual and the camera itself is all steel body, very robust and solid in design. The Display screen has simple information architecture that is easy to follow and read. A host of components neatly packaged along with the adapter to mount over a Furion prewired camera mount. These guys thought of everything. I will be commenting more once I get it installed on our new 5th wheel trailer. The fact that is HD is most meaningful and easy on the eyes. This company has done it right. Best of all this company is in Hong Kong which used to be the greatest Libertarian society in the world. Product invovation is their forte. I am delighted to patronize them instead of Furion who's reviews absolutely suck. At this price point you getting the most amount of camera system for the least amount of money. Can't be beat for features, value and I will let you know about the Benefit of use when its installed but I have no doubts whatsoever about this product, especially after reading all the negative reviews on the other brand.

Bought this rear/backup camera so I can see the traffic behind me, travelling down the highway and to help with backing into campsites. Picture is crisp & clear, audio allows my wife to spot for me and give instructions without shouting. My trailer is a Grand Design 2450RL, equipped with a Furrion camera mount. I am not at all tech savvy, but this system was so damned easy to install, taking me about 1 hour. This came with a Furrion bracket & all of the wiring required to just plug it in and install 4 screws!! Once I plugged in the monitor & supplied power to the camera, by turning on my marker lights, the image came up on the monitor right away!