RV Backup Camera Wireless Plug and Play: Pre-Wired for Furrion System Recording Wide View Rear View Camera Clear Night Vision HD 1080P 7'' Touch Key Monitor for Trailer Camper Motorhome Yakry Y27-N

I recently installed the Yakry Y27 Wireless RV Backup Camera System on my RV, and I’ve been really impressed with its performance. The installation was surprisingly easy, especially since my RV was already pre-wired for a Furrion system—the included bracket and pigtail wire made the process smooth. The dual-antenna design keeps the signal strong, and the image on the 7-inch monitor is crisp and clear, even at night, thanks to the night vision feature. I was a little concerned that the screen might be too big for my setup, but it actually works well for me. For the price, this system is a fantastic deal, offering reliable performance without breaking the bank. If you're looking for a solid backup camera for your RV, I’d definitely recommend this one!

We recently purchased this Yakry rear view camera system for our Ford F350 pick-up truck and Adventurer 910DB slide-on camper. I had researched camera systems for a while and had never heard of Yakry before. We purchased a 2-camera set-up that can expand to 4 cameras in total. Yakry provided a free wireless license plate camera and extended range antenna after the initial purchase, so we have a total of 3 cameras. This package provided a great value compared to another system we had purchased from another online (rear view camera only) retailer--theirs never paired properly (had to return it) and cost twice as much for only 2 cameras. Although we haven't taken this system for a long trip yet, we will be doing so in another week or so. It will have a couple of thousand miles to perform well thorugh about 5 states. I'm giving the system 4 stars so far, since we haven't completely put it through its paces yet--not because of anything lacking in the system. I've tested all 3 cameras, and they all work well at this point. The pictures are very sharp, but I haven't tested night vision yet. Our old system posed a challenge for me while wearing prescription sunglasses--the polarized lenses in the glasses didn't work well with the monitor--couldn't see it. So, I'll be curious to see how this new system works with polarized sunglasses under driving conditions. The 2 initial cameras were paired with the monitor from the beginning, so only the license plate camera needed to be paired. Once I located the instructions from the 2 camera system, pairing the 3rd camera was very easy--just follow the directions! The system came with plenty of power cords and cigarette lighter options as well as connectors and screws to mount the cameras to the brackets. The cameras are all made of metal--no plastic on any of them (even the license plate camera). I chose to use pop rivets to mount my camera to the camper, so that it would be difficult for someone to steal it. Once the bracket was installed, and the holes sealed with silicone, the unit connected easily and was operational. All-in-all, I'm pleased with this purchase; however, I'll reserve that 5th star for our upcoming trip.Updated 6-16-21We completed our 2,300 mile trip from Denver to Oklahoma City, to Kingsland (TX) and back. This camera system worked very well the entire trip. I'm very pleased with the picture quality, the price for 3 cameras, the lack of excessd wiring I didn't need, and the 3rd camera that added rear view capablity from a license plate vantage point. That camera is aimed directly at the ball hitch, and makes hooking up our boat very easy. It's got a field of view that also provides a good look around either side of the ball hitch, so you can see cars on either side of the boat as you're driving. I'm giving this the 5th star, and I don't do that without justification. I'm hoping this sytem continues to perform for many years to come.

I have installed a number of back up cameras on various vehicles. Until now, none really had any decent resolution. This time, I decided to spend a few more dollars for a unit with excellent reviews. One of the best decisions I've made in a long time. Installation was a snap, and as soon as I powered up the camera and the display screen, they seemed to instantly pair with each other with no further action on my part.The view is very wide angle, which is desirable for a rear view camera. Best, though, the quality of the display is amazingly crisp and color true.I asked the seller to provide the second camera as stated in the listing (i'll have one unit on my truck's tailgate, mostly for lining up trailer hitch, and the other on the rear of my RV trailer). The second camera came with all attachments within a matter of days, free, including shipping.Communication with the vendor was quick and professional. The units themselves (both camera and screen display) have a very hefty, confident feel to them, not at all like most of the cheesy plastic units out there.------------------------------------------------------------------------ UPDATE MARCH 2021As stated in the listing, the vendor will provide a FREE second camera upon request after you receive your initial order. I planned on using one camera (with a strong magnet mounted on the back) as temporary use when connecting my truck and RV trailer together. The second one will be mounted on the rear of my RV trailer.However, I had a hell of a time getting the second camera to pair. The vendors were responsive to my questions, but still it took 5-6 emails over a period of 7-10 days to finally get it resolved. There may be an easier way, but these are the step-by-step instructions I employed to finally get both cameras paired to the display unit:PAIRING INSTRUCTIONSThe pairing has to be done for a designated Channel/Camera .There are 4 possible channels.. if you press the CH button on the display unit, it will show the channel (camera?) number selected in upper LH corner.The initial camera comes paired, of course, with the channel 1. If you try to pair the second camera while channel 1 is being displayed, that camera over-writes the pairing for that position, so that the original camera is now no longer recognizable.Here's the step-by-step process that worked for me:1) Make sure both cameras and display screen are powered ON (If cameras are plugged into vehicle or RV wiring, then this means turning on your "running lights" to provide power2) Press Menu, then +/- to highlight the CAMERAS menu.. Turn OFF cameras 3 and 4 so your display will only cycle between cameras 1 and 2 (This takes some fiddling, but eventually you'll figure it out)3) Once out of the Menu, the originally supplied camera's output should be displayed on the screen, with CH 1 displayed in upper LH corner4) Press CH once so that CH 2 is displayed in LH corner. The screen should show "No Signal"5) Press Menu, then OK while the PAIRING menu is highlighted6) The "Pairing" countdown will begin.. as soon as it does, disconnect the power to the target camera for 3-4 seconds, then plug it back in before countdown finishes7) If all goes well, you will now see the output of camera 2 displayed on the screen8) Press the CH button to toggle between the two camera displays9) Once paired, both cameras should come alive when powered up with no further future pairing required.10) Note that in the menu you can choose different screen presentations.. for example you can choose to have both cameras displayed on 1/2 half screen, side by side, or just one camera at a time, chosen by pressing the CH button