RV Backup Camera Wireless Strong Signal: HD 1080P 7” Touch Key Recording Monitor Rear View System for Trailers/Trucks/5th Wheel 4 Channels Easy Setup Plug and Play for Furrion Pre-Wired Mount R9

I purchased this camera because the one that came with my camper had intermittent operation, a poor quality picture, and terrible phone app to use the phone as a display. It was about $250 just to get a dedicated display.
The Rohent camera has an excellent, clear picture and a solid connection from the display to the camera. It's about 40' between the cab of the truck to the camera, and there is no problem keeping connection. The setup was simple, and operation is easy. I'm using it as a backup camera and a rear view while traveling. So far, no problems at all. For this price point, I highly recommend this unit.

The camera worked well right out of the box. The picture quality is very good and the screen size is large enough to see clearly. No issues with transmission between the camera mounted at the screen on a 24' enclosed trailer. The installation was very easy. The only thing to be careful with is that the wiring is very delicate and thin. Overall, very satisfied with the unit.

The Rohent system was extremely easy to install and performs well for such an inexpensive unit. We mounted the camera high on the back of our Coachmen Freelander RV to use as a rearview mirror. The camera seems to be well built and sends a clear image to the monitor. We have not had the opportunity to travel with the system in place yet.

The system I bought works great. I installed it myself and was very easy to install (30 mins.). I really like the fact that you can put up to 4 cameras on the monitor. The camera is installed on a travel trailer that is 35 foot long and there is no problem with the signal. The screen is very nice and easy to see behind the trailer. I really like it!

 If you search for Wireless - two camera - backup on Amazon or elsewhere, you will get items that are atleast $300 and above. At first I did raise my eyebrows at the price point and features. I took a leap of faith after reading reviews, and Im pretty glad I took that decision.

When I installed it, I was not getting any signal and the picture would constantly glitch, just like couple of reviewers here mentioned. After doing a lot of research, few experts on the Q & A and their Support, I decided to keep this.

Whats in the box?
LCD Receiver
Camera
2 Wireless Antennas for receiver and camera
Wire taps
Bolts with Hex key to mount camera
Camera mount
2 different receiver mount
2 Power Extension wires (1 for cigarette lighter, 1 for direct connection to Fuse)
You get so many parts, many I dont even know what to do with it!! The box itself comes well packaged with no chance of damaged during shipping.

Installation
Its fairly simple process and I did a dry run directly to the battery and once confirmed its working, I fixed the camera to the back of my trailer. They give you wire tapping connectors for ease of use. I went old school and peeled the wire off and taped it. I have the camera connected to the DRL wire so its always on during the drive.
The LCD installation is little complex on a pickup truck because you wont get a flat surface on a Nissan Titan. Also the mount is screwed on not clip on. Make sure you dont leave the truck in hot sun if you live down south.

My Rig
We are a food truck and our trailer is about 16ft and then the King cab pickup truck itself is about 18-19ft. Thats almost 40ft.
Our trailer is Aluminium body on the outside. This seems to "absorb" a lot of signal from the camera.
So if you have stock antenna on both camera and receiver, THIS is the main reason why the signal gets absorbed. Hence glitching and blank screen.

Mounting
I mounted the camera on the back above the door and the gas line gets in the way of the stock antenna. This is the perfect place for me to both observe the back door (when parked) and track the cars behind my trailer.
Ofcourse mounting the camera to the stands needed some figuring out, especially with the washers. But it wasnt difficult.

Add-ons
With no line of sight from receiver and camera, and the signal-eating-trailer-body, I had to get an extended antenna(s). I installed on antenna to the receiver and mounted midway on top of the trailer. I got a second antenna and wired it to the top of cab. Now both are in line of sight and I get CRYSTAL clean 4-bar signal!
Why didnt I get a wired set - you might ask: Well I researched high and low and found out its a pain the wrong place to find quick release connectors and wiring it to the back of the truck.
If you are like me, who prefers to get all this done in under an hour, Wired cameras are something you should remove from your options.

Startup:
This is the best part. Just switched on the camera, receiver and kaboom! The picture is on! No tuning, no fiddling around.

Performance
During the daytime, the picture is really good. There were few places within the city, which Im assuming has some strong radio/wireless interference, there were couple of glitch/freeze just for 1-2 seconds. Once I passed those places, the picture was free flowing.
It is as good as Rear View Mirror for your truck.
Night time performance is decent on the road. You can see in my video where I was driving through my neighborhood and it was pitch dark outside.

Summary----
Best Features:
1. For $160 + cost of cheap antennas, this is the BEST on Amazon, eBay or anywhere else. Trust me I have researched for 1 full year.
2. Is it 720p only? The picture clarity is really good. Sometimes you wonder if its full HD!!
3. Night vision is pretty decent! I use my brake lights to illuminate a little more as you can see in the video
4. Guide lines are a welcome addition!
5. Camera Selection!! This is a great feature when you have a 2 camera system. Not only that, you can rotate the camera view, Invert the view, switch to a second camera and so on.
6. Last but not the least, Support. I was gonna return this on the 1st week after install. But the Support person (via email) assisted in getting this working for me, all the while willing to take the item as return, if I was not satisfied.

Improvement Areas:
1. The dashboard mount could be a quick-release clip mount instead of screw-on. Mainly to protect the unit from heat
2. A simple document explaining what each part is for will be such a relief. I dont mind editing one 🙂
3. I would recommend to the seller that they add the extended antenna to the package itself. And provide 2nd as a "Add-on" to the order.

Would I recommend this?
Definitely yes. Even a $450 wireless camera will suffer glitches if you have a metal body and no-line-of-sight situation. For the quality of build, ease of installation, and really good Customer Support, I will recommend this.

So I was skeptical about this when I bought it . I figured for the price and Amazon being great with returns in my experience there was nothing to worry about if I didn’t like it.
I had put off installing this for w while and finally set out to do so.
First thing to mention - test your stuff before you install it. It comes with adapters to do so and it’s easy!
Read the directions and watch a video or two and you will be good to go.
Some crimp fittings help for a nice finished product of wiring .
I was super impressed by the resolution of the monitor and camera. Super useful tool with backing up a camper especially in the dark !
I would recommend this kit to anyone and possibly give it to a few friends I know as a Christmas present.
Thanks so much Rohent for a economical and well developed wireless camera system !

This Rohent system was pretty easy to install on a furrion mount. Wired it into my tail light wires. Worked as soon as I powered it up. Works at a good long distance.

It takes a little work, but the cost savings and quality of this product are worth it. I tested the range at 78 ft, It was clear as a day of sunshine. Picture quality is infinitely better than the camera and viewer on my 2021 Leprechaun 260DS. It didn't fit neatly into the Furrion receptacle. I had to file off a little bit of one corner. No big deal. The camera comes with quite a bit of cable. There's not a lot of space inside the receptacle. I thought about cutting and splicing to shorten it, but decided to coil the wire behind the camera. That worked with a cable tie to keep things neat. For a full time view of what's happening behind you, I doubt that you'll find anything better. Save some money. Buy this one.