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Yes - No Bluetooth - CCD - RV Back-Up Camera Systems
RV's are extremely difficult to drive and have multiple blind spots, with that the only option is a camera system. Simple systems are single camera, for most RV's a multiple camera system is required. You can have the safety and with a piece of mind when you back up your RV or motorhome. You can install one of our rv backup cameras on any rv. We also offer wireless rv back up systems so that you can retro fit to any rv. Reverse accidents are potentially deadly and can be easily prevented with a backup camera. Today's RV's are so large that precautions must be take to prevent reversing accidents.
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Boyo VTC500R Digital Wireless 5 inch Back Up Camera System$399.99- Complete 5 inch wireless back up camera system
- Designed to be used while in-motion and parking
- Night vision CCD camera with integrated wireless transmitter
- 328 foot transmission distance
- 12 Vdc - 32 Vdc operating voltage
- Supports up to 4 cameras, requires purchase of VTC500RQ-001 camera (Sold separately)
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Safesight SC9004DQ Digital Wireless Quad screen back up camera system with three wireless cameras$599.99- Digital Wireless Technology - Not subject to common interference and static, much better than Analog wireless systems
- 7 inch LCD display with optional sun shade
- (3) 1/3 inch Sony CCD cameras
- 420 TV lines of resolution
- Built in microphone and speaker
- 300 foot range
- Quad screen capable, forth camera is optional
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