RV Backup Camera Wireless Recording 2 Cameras - Plug and Play Pre-Wired for Furrion System Night Vision 4 Channels HD 1080P 7'' Touch Key Monitor Rear View Camera for Trailer/Trucks/Camper Yakry Y28

I would like to say this set up works great . Crisp clear picture easy to hook up on my trailer . Yeats ago I bought an expensive Voyager camera set up and 1 1/2 years later it got water inside and made it useless .. so I’m trying this it’s way cheaper . I believe I spent 600.00 for that camera and screen . This camera and screen was 1/16 of the cost if I get 1 to 2 years I will be real happy, but this camera so far is supremely better . I had a question when I was setting it up so I reached out by e-mail and I got a answer immediately and they were over the top helpful and got me all dialed in and said reach out for anything I needed help with . And then followed up a couple of days later to check on me .. Now that is customer service .. again for a 1/16 of the cost .. these guys are great so glad I got my camera from them .

GREAT Yakry backup camera system and a MUST HAVE for your RV!! Product works very well and is as easy to install as advertised. The installation instructions are clearly documented and provide the step by step approach for an easy installation. If your RV/trailer has a Furrion mounting base the provided hardware and wiring makes it easy to install the camera. As shown in the attached photo of my monitor screen, I adjusted my camera so I can see the back of my trailer (spare tire in photo) and then the view for about 25 feet beyond the back of the trailer. Very good for backing into camp sites and knowing where my trailer ends or for seeing vehicles behind me in my side rear view mirror blind spot. I’m very pleased with the ease of installation, quality of the video display, menu setting features and price of this product. Highly recommend this product.

A very nice camera and monitor package. Everything was included to test and install the system. It was installed on our tow behind RV and I don't know how we ever got along without it. It was easy to install and has lots of options to select from on the large screen. It made our last trip a lot less stressful. We can now see everything going on behind us. Perfect.

The camera works well and I'm excited to have it. Installation of the camera was pretty easy. I probably should have read more reviews because I thought the camera mounted inside the Furrion half moon thingy, it does not. It does include all the brackets and wiring needed to took it up. However, mounting the screen in my truck was very challenging. The suction cup mount is too short to work with the angle of my windshield and I'm not going to put screws into the dash board of a newer vehicle. I ended up making a wood block to fit the tray on top of my dash and mounted the bracket to it. This still allows me to remove the entire setup when not in use.

Waited until we had used this product for a cross country haul before writing a review. We have a one ton GMC and a gooseneck Lakota LQ RV/ 3 horse slant. We are 55 feet long and because of the poor reviews on the older units I spent time and read lots of reviews on the Web before purchasing this camera. Dear hubby didn’t think we needed it, and I decided if we were swapping driving duties and I needed the peace of mind to be able to actually see what was drafting behind us in the blind spot or creeping up the right side, or knowing we were clear to back up or complete a turn.... then I was going to just go ahead and order the camera. It arrived well packed and on time. We have LED running lights on the trailer above the back doors (just below the roofline) hubby and our trusty mechanic removed the center LED unit and wired the camera into that slot and it mounted in flawlessly. We never lost signal with the camera to the monitor. Not once! No matter how fast we drove, through horrific downpours in the Midwest, or in the dead of night. (Camera goes into greyscale mode and the black and white is perfect at night.) We never mounted the monitor in the truck. We barely got the camera installed before we had to hit the road. We just leaned the monitor against the dash behind the cup holders in the console It never moved and we could see it perfectly. After driving with it for a day or two it was not distracting at all. I enjoyed being able to check my mirrors and the monitor before changing lanes or exiting ramps. My worst nightmare hauling is the idiots who refuse to yield onto the highway and when you’re hauling something that big you cannot see them and you can’t make sudden course changes, add in a live load (Horses are precious cargo!) and “the other guy” who doesn’t yield becomes a deadly menace. If you’re wavering, don’t hesitate. It took less than an hour to install. The picture on the monitor Is clear and sharp. We did not find there was any Interruption or delay in the image feed. We typically stayed between 65-75mph on the clear, flat open highways. Our mechanic was super impressed with this unit too. We haven’t had time to set up the ‘back up grid lines’ yet, we will play with that now that we have more time. We didn’t miss having them activated. We will be contacting the company for a free additional camera which we plan to install in the trailer to check on the horses if need be (the manufacturers offer a free extra camera in the product packing paperwork) Great product! Our only regret was not buying one sooner! Hubby absolutely loved it and agreed that it made our trip much less stressful. I would hate to think what we would have gone through in one or two of our stops where things were super tight and we had to back out to get back on the highway.... even if one of us had to get out to be certain we had a hairs clearance to get turned around; you could always see the ground person as a marker in the cameras line of sight. (Practice that in case of parking mayhem!) Great product!

I've had this camera for one year. It is an easy install. I removed the Furrion plate from our trailer and it's a direct plug-in. I added electrical tape so it would not become disconnected and to help keep water out of the connection. I used stainless steel lock washers so the bolts stay tight and rust free. The screen is large and easy to see. I can also see 1-2 lanes on either side of me which eliminates the need for extended truck mirrors. The color is unbelievable. Crisp and clear. You must manually adjust the camera to your liking, meaning how far behind your unit you would like visible. Move the camera up or down, jump back in your unit and see if that distance works for you. It took me twice to get it dialed in but after that, I've never touched the camera. Some people like seeing just their hitch, some like seeing the vehicles behind you. NOTE: Make sure you are plugged into the trailer and your headlights are on. This is a great camera and is superior to the stock Furrion system at less than 1/2 the price.

I was happy to replace my 6-year-old Furrion camera and display that had low resolution and a display I could not read while wearing polarized sunglasses when driving. Sure enough, after six years a better backup camera system is out there. The only good thing about the old Furrion camera was its microphone that let me clearly hear the person directing me behind the trailer saying, “no, no, the other way!” Alas, the new low-cost models have no microphone but dramatically better resolution. I bought the YAKRY and AMTIFO systems on Amazon because of their price and the resolution. I selected and installed the YAKRY even though I think it looks a bit odd having the YAKRY camera sticking out from the back of the trailer. I liked how inobtrusive the white AMTIFO camera would look on the back of my trailer but found the display AMTIFO requires you to go through menu options to turn the guidelines on/off while the YAKRY has a V button on the display to do this with one click. The signal strength is strong over the 50 feet distance between the camera on back of my 33’ bumper-pull trailer and the cab of my F250 truck. The windshield mount included with the Yakry is useless! It screws to the bottom of the display and cannot get the display facing forward at the correct angle. The display does have a slot on the back for a windshield mount with a square nut that slides into the slot. I bought a Pixelman suction cup mount on Amazon for about $15 and it works fine. The YAKRY is plug and play with the old Furrion mount and wiring. However, the Furrion connector was at the end of three feet of wire (!) jammed into the camera mount hole on the back of my trailer and there was no room for the additional short Furrion adaptor cable. I cut my trailer wire and spliced in a short section of the provided YAKRY cable to complete the installation. I recommend the YAKRY system and found it a big improvement over the old Furrion camera and display. And now that it's installed, I don’t mind how it looks jutting out from the back of my trailer!

I bought and tested four backup/rearview cameras; Yakry, Amtifo, Rohent, and Dohonest. Each of their viewing angles varied, but none of them could be considered “wide-angle” cameras. None of them could be used as BOTH a back-up camera AND a rearview mirror camera. That is; 1) the camera could be aimed down to include seeing your RV’s bumper, but it would only see back 10-25 ft and couldn’t see traffic behind you (unless you were at a stoplight or were a millisecond from being rear-ended), or 2) the camera could be aimed to see the horizon and all traffic behind you, but it would only see forward a short way and you couldn’t see your bumper. In other words, every camera could only be used as a back-up camera OR a rearview camera, but could NOT be used for BOTH functions. Put another way, none of them compete with Furrion cameras. You get what you pay for. I have seen other reviewer’s photos of their camera monitors for some of these cameras and the viewing angles were much better than what I experienced, but as I mentioned, none of the cameras I tested performed that way. I’m not sure why that is. The manufacturers claim viewing angles of 120º, 150º, or even 170º, while one just says “wide-angle”. I measured the viewing angles and distances. Here’s what I found: YAKRY: 84.3º horizontal viewing angle, when aimed to see the bumper the vertical viewing angle would only see rearward 11.1 ft from the bumper. AMTIFO: 89.4º horizontal viewing angle, when aimed to see the bumper the vertical viewing angle would only see rearward 13.0 ft from the bumper. ROHENT: 93.5º horizontal viewing angle, when aimed to see the bumper the vertical viewing angle would only see rearward 15.3 ft from the bumper. DOHONEST: 105.2º horizontal viewing angle, when aimed to see the bumper the vertical viewing angle would only see rearward 26.5 ft from the bumper. None of the viewing angles were anywhere near the claimed viewing angles. Not even close. Talk about false advertising! Each camera’s 7” monitor had a great, high-def, 1080, picture and the setup Menus were very close to each other. The menu functions varied and some functions didn’t work as advertised but the system was still useable. The adjustable green, yellow, red distance graphic was only useful when the camera was aimed at the bumper. This function was worthless if the camera was aimed higher to include traffic behind you. All of the cameras had the necessary parts to connect to the Furrion-ready housing and wiring. All of the cameras were easily installed in less than 30 minutes. But the limitation in the viewing angle of every camera forces you to make some decisions; - Which camera to buy? (The Dohonest has the best viewing angles.) - Use the camera as a back-up camera? - Use the camera as a rearview camera? - Do you even want to buy one of these cameras? (I’m returning them all!) If you decide to buy one of these cameras and are thinking about which way to aim it—back-up or rearview—consider this. If you count up all the hours you will be driving your rig, how much time is spent driving on the road versus how much time is spent backing up? I think you will get the most out of the camera as a rearview unit. You’re going to be able to see that guy who is tailgating you before you hit the blinker and start to slow down to make a turn, or change lanes. Whereas if you’re backing up your partner can hop out and help or you can get out and check your clearance yourself until you get it parked. To me, the consequences of a mishap at 50-60 miles per hour with other vehicles moving at the same speed all around you far outweigh bumping into a parking stanchion, tree, or other vehicle at 1 or 2 miles per hour! One option you may consider is this. A couple of the manufacturers offer additional equipment at no charge. All you have to do it ask for it. You could get an SC card, a side-view camera, or even an additional back-up/rearview camera for free. So why not mount two cameras on the back of your RV; one aimed at the bumper and one aimed at the horizon. Because every one of the cameras have monitors that can show up to four cameras in the system. This way, you could have your cake (a back-up camera) and eat it too (have a rearview camera, as well) and it’s still much cheaper than a Furrion.

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Have tried other cameras only to be disappointed , I’m really impressed with the quality of this unit and how easy it was to install in my tow vehicle & caravan. Very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend.

The camera and monitor were packaged securely. Included is a wide range of cables and fixings to cope with most configurations. The quality of the items is impressive. The screen resolution is HD and very clear. The camera feed is up to the demands of the screen. The fitting instructions are clear. The monitor and camera can be tested using the power plug with a splitter cable, which is a nice touch. The adjustments to the camera and monitor are comprehensive, easy to understand and to work through. The camera can act as a dash cam and record to an SD card, not supplied, located in the monitor. You have to format the card in the monitor before use. However it is a little unclear when this has been completed as there is no dialogue telling you. I fitted the camera under the rear valance of my 8 mt caravan, routing a separately purchased power cable to the leisure battery at the front of the caravan. Due to the size of the monitor, and the dash configuration of my car, a large SUV, I put the monitor on the passenger side using the windscreen mount. Careful siting is needed to ensure that the monitor obscures the windscreen to a minimum. The windscreen mount is a bit fiddly but holds the monitor solidly, with plenty of adjustment possible. I had a query about a free gift mentioned in the instruction manual. My query was responded to very quickly as were subsequent emails. I got the impression that, if there were questions about the system, the company would be equally responsive. On the first journey out using the system, I towed for over 4 hours over motorways and A & B roads. The screen clarity was excellent with the signal strength high and rock solid. All in all I have no hesitation in recommending this system.

Easy setup especially if you have a rear camera prewire on your camper as many of the new ones do now. Just remove the dummy face plate on your prewired camera mount on your trailer, use the adapter plate provided, and easily mount and point the camera. Plug the camera into the prewire using the provided adapter pig tail wire and Bob’s your uncle. My only concern is they tell you to point the antenna up on both the camera and the monitor but the prewired camera mount top canopy doesn’t allow it. My windshield doesn’t allow it either. I’ve pointed mine to the side and it still works great! I just mounted the monitor under my rear view mirror on the windshield and plugged it in to the 12V socket on my truck dash. Once you plug your trailer into your tow vehicle, make sure your trailer running lights are on, and turn on the monitor. You should see a crisp 1080p image of your trailers rear view. No more wondering if a vehicle is behind you when travelling! No more blind lane changes. You now have a clear rear view and back up image! Note: Do not use your tow vehicle’s auto lights feature. Your camera will not work during daylight. Turn on your running lights and good to go!

Excellent Quality