ZEROXCLUB 1080P 7" Wireless RV Backup Camera System, Compatible with Furrion Pre-Wired RV Truck Trailer, DVR Monitor & IR Night Vision Rear View Camera, IP69 Waterproof, Adjustable Parking lines, BW7M

Easy Installation: This wireless rv backup camera system is compatible with Furrion pre-wired RVs, it fits Furrion pre-wired mount perfectly, which eliminating extensive drilling requirements. It's also very simple to install on the vehicles don't have a pre-wired bracket, just fix the camera with screws and connect it to the power supply on your vehicle. The pre-wired trailers usually require the taillights to be on to power the camera. IP69 Waterproof Camera with Night Vision: IP69 waterproof standard makes it to work in extreme weather, like heavy rainy or snowy days. 120° viewing angle brings the perfect view on the back. Equipped with 6 infrared lights and a photoreceptor, when the ambient light is dim, the infrared lights will automatically turn on and provides HD images continuouisly. Dual Antennas for Strong Signal: The 2.4GHz proprietary wireless communication provides a reliable digital connection with no lag between the camera and monitor. With a long reception range of up to 100ft at high speeds, the images display in real time without interference. Clear 7" IPS Screen: The 7 Inch Full-color IPS screen displays a clear image for up to 4 cameras for all around coverage. It comes with windshield suction cup mount and table mount allow for easy viewing. With the parking guide lines, makes backing up safer and more convenient. More Upgrade Features: With the loop recroding function, just insert the SD card, it will record the moment or evidence of vehicle. The image could be set to front view or mirror view as needed. If you add more cameras to the system, it could set the split mode on the screen, allows you to view the surroundings at once. NOTE：For the GMC and Chevy or newer vehicles owner, you may need to use the Furrion seven way adapter (not included and Not 7-pin adapter) or 12V PWM filter(not included). This is because the new Chevy/GMC have a PWM (pulse width modulation) Power signal transmitted by the vehicle and their pulse does not transmit the image properly and results in a loss of signal.