Dual Camera Backup Camera Recommendation for Use At Back of Trailer
Updated 02/15/2017 | Published 02/14/2017
Question:
I really like your recommendation of the Master Lock Wireless Backup Camera and Hitch Alignment System, but also need a camera on the back of the trailer. It would be nice if the Master Lock system camera can be moved to the back of the trailer. I like the portability and that it could be stowed away when not in use. Thanks for your support.
asked by: George T
Expert Reply:
Sounds like you need something like the Rear View Safety Backup Camera System with Trailer Tow Quick Connect Kit # RVS-770614-213. This comes with two cameras so that you can mount either wherever needed and a monitor that allows you to easily switch between the two cameras.
They have a 130 degree viewing angle. Each one uses 18 infrared lights to give you 50 feet of infrared night vision.
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Rear View Safety Backup Camera System with Trailer Tow Quick Connect Kit - 2 Cameras
- Backup Camera
- Camera Systems
- Rear Mount
- Hardwired
- Plug and Play
- Wide View
- Video Monitor
- Medium
- Backing Up
- Towing Visibility
- Rear View Safety
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