backup monitor

BE aware that newer Ford chassis Class Cs with LED marker lights have a separate marker power supply that is around 11 volts and will not reliably drive wireless backup cameras tapped into them.

Those look nice, Chris! We'll check them out as well.

I have installed wireless backup cameras on 4 different RVs that I have owned (still own 3). They do NOT require batteries (which sounds like it was your concern). Very reasonably priced and a fairly easy DIY install if you are handy.

Here are two styles I have used...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08H1WZSK9
(gets power from your license plate lightbulb)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078PDH6Z8
(gets power from your up top running lights)

(I post as examples...you can find many different companies with similar products)

You can search for different sized monitors to your liking as well. The monitor mounts wherever you want it on your dash with double sided tape and is powered by your cigarette lighter socket.

Let me know if you have any questions about install.

Happy backing up!
Chris

Okay, we'll check RV Cams when we start working on my friend's new '07 RV. The backup monitor isn't good and wants something very clear. He already ordered a new set of tires from 4Wheelonline and will be installed this weekend so we'll do the interior mods next week.

hello!

I got a quick replacement from RV.Cams when I was on the road. They sent it to our next campground.

Bill

RV Cams can be reached at 225-261-9946. Reopens Monday at 9 a.m.

Call RV CAMS in Central City Louisiana and ask them they are the authority on all things CAMS related. They are willing to help.

We solved the cable problem by going with the Bluetooth wireless backup camera. It powers from the marker lights. It's just an extra little monitor that we stuck up out of the way.