Installed wireless backup sensors on 2011 Allegro RED 38 QBA (Class A)
As much as I like using the rear-view camera, I've also gotten used to the backup proximity sensors on my Jeep, so I installed wireless backup sensor system on my RED.
http://www.mobileawareness.com/sensestat/wireless-sensor/
They installed very easily - wireless makes it so you don't have to run anything from the back to the front. I was thinking about drilling holes in the fiberglass for the sensors, but instead just used the mounting brackets which came with the kit. I also got a bit lazy on the in-cab monitor, and instead of hard-wiring it to ACC power, I put a cigarette adaptor on it to power it. Figure if I'm towing and going into pull-through sites, I don't need the in-cab monitor on anyway. The rear sensors are great because they are powered from the reverse lights, so only turn on when you are in reverse.
I didn't take pictures after finishing the install, mostly because I was late for a date with the wife, so that took precedence. If folks have any question, feel free to ask
http://www.mobileawareness.com/sensestat/wireless-sensor/
They installed very easily - wireless makes it so you don't have to run anything from the back to the front. I was thinking about drilling holes in the fiberglass for the sensors, but instead just used the mounting brackets which came with the kit. I also got a bit lazy on the in-cab monitor, and instead of hard-wiring it to ACC power, I put a cigarette adaptor on it to power it. Figure if I'm towing and going into pull-through sites, I don't need the in-cab monitor on anyway. The rear sensors are great because they are powered from the reverse lights, so only turn on when you are in reverse.
I didn't take pictures after finishing the install, mostly because I was late for a date with the wife, so that took precedence. If folks have any question, feel free to ask
