this is a great product I hard wired the camera with the 3 meter wiring harness was easy to install and works

Advice spend the time to hard wire it

I'm highly disappointed with most electrical products like these coming out with such a thin hot and ground wire

Camera gets power from sending unit pigtail, but there is a second power connector included if you wanted to hard wire, or to move the sending unit forward for better reception by adding a video cable.

June patiently kept helping me run experiments to root cause my issue, offering replacement parts, even offering a cable to hard wire it

Just noticed one person received a cable from the company to hard wire it, wonder if they did that for me, if it would help

It's better to hard wire it than use the wireless if possible

Now the camera is hard wired everything is excellent!

But the wiring is so goofy.

If wiring was easier.

Instead of hard wiring the camera into the reverse wiring in the cab, I connected it to a 12V adaptor with a push button switch (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0196KCDJK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1)

I'm purchasing the RCA wire to make it a direct wire to see if that improves the issue with the picture.

In the end, after much testing that spanned months, I decided to hard wire it using coaxial cable, because my trailer happened to have built in coax cable, saving me the effort of routing RCA cable through and under the trailer frame

Should have gone with hard wired instead of the Bluetooth

wiring is small wires that brake easy, sending it

the image is great but only if hard wired instead of with the wireless.

I wired the monitor and receiving unit to a cigarette lighter adapter and ignored the blue wire.

You have the option of using wireless or hard wiring the camera.

There have been a few questions about hard wiring the camera (bypassing the wireless transmitter and receiver

Our mechanic had a difficult time installing and said wires were flimsy

I'll order a hard-wire to bypass the wireless function

One camera must be hard wired and the other camera can be wireless; you push a button to switch between the cameras, see photos.

If you want to use two systems for different views at the same time you need to hard wire at least one of them

the image is great but only if hard wired instead of with the wireless.

Installation went smoothly but I decided against the wireless option due to the harsh environmental conditions and instead used a video cable to hard wire