What camera is good for back of TT?

[bikemutt]

We went with the Furrion Observation camera system with a 7" dash monitor. Mounting the camera was very easy as the trailer came pre-wired for it. The system did not work when I hooked it up so I called Furrion, the first question asked "what year, make, model tow vehicle?". Turns out General Motors trucks, starting in 2019, no longer pass a pure DC 12 volts through the 7-way wiring harness, rather they pass a pulsed 12 volt which causes the camera to malfunction. So, had to buy a $60 adapter developed by Furrion to correct the problem. Anyway, it's working great now .

 

[joerone]

I use the Furrion S Camera System

Furrion Vision S® Single Camera System

 

[JudyJB]

I'd also recommend the Furrion because it is a rear view camera as well as a backup camera, but mine was almost $600, not counting installation.

 

[Dusty Traveler]

Here is one I was referred to and everything looks good. More details at Click Here and then on Modifications Interior TIP # 292. And the name Back-up Cam Click Here and the front driving dash cam, with a GPS. Okay, this link has Both front and back. Click Here Look for NAME and "SMART" Hope this will work for you. One nice feature with the rear camera your review becomes a backup and review mirror while driving. But check them out for yourself.

 

[Hvactech]

We've bought a 22' TT, and I'd like to get a rear view camera for the trailer, without going into several hundreds of bucks. Any recommendations, or warnings?

Im too cheap for the Furrion camera. Bought a Vastend wireless with 7 in display that mounts on the furrion mount off amazon, $115.36 total. Works great as both backup and rearview plus it can record. Can have up to 4 cameras. My rv is 45 ft + CC LB truck and still good reception.
I think all of these foriegn made cameras are all one and the same just different names and prices to suit each buyers taste.

 

[PancakeBill]

My system I had on my TT was a bluetooth. Worked great. $120 ish on Amazon. Some unpronouncable name.

 

[Ray-IN]

Strangely enough, today I saw a TT rearview camera that($200) uses your cell-phone as the viewing screen/monitor. It's bluetooth wireless design. I forget the brand, it begins with an H, and is well-known for other RVing products.

 

[joerone]

I Use the Furrion S...works great

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