Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

On my application I have a topper on my bed ,so I ran my wires thru existing holes on bed structure ; placing transponder on wall of topper with strips of velcro. I get good signal to monitor and it's tuck out of the way.

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

that it was easy to install,discrete,

the only thing is the pitcure gets a little fuzzy

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

Unit operates a 2.4 ghz wireless. Package states it operates within a 197 ft. range. Mounted on 34.5ft Motorhome and video works only sometimes. Even then it's a very poor picture. After you start on the road there is no video at all. Moved the transmitter as far forward as possible, but still no luck. I had high hopes initially, but cannot recommend this product to be useful in a large vehicle.

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

This camera is not wireless as described on the packaging. I removed the unit from the packaging and found that several wires need connected to the vehicle wireing in order to function.I returned my unit back to the auto parts dealer for a refund. I would not recommend this unit unless you want to splice into your auto wiring.

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

We are using for backing up a truck with a trailer that has a boat on it. Works so much better than we ever thought. Great product.

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

Great because you can see the back; but not great because you can't see your side (left or righ)

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

like all suction cup devices, does not stay stuck to dash very well, otherwise with a Tahoe it does great to see low and behind the vehicle. Very clear image

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

I installed this on a 2005 Dodge Ram Quad Cab, 1500, short bed. The cable from the camera to the transmitter was, in my opinion, a little short for a p/u truck. I was barely able to get it in the cab. (Had to drill a whole under the back seat in order to get the transmitter inside). Overall this camera functions fine. It seems to work fine at night too, at least the one time I have used it so far.

One thing I don't like is that the monitor, when in standby mode, will flash on and off sometimes. I called tech support, and they stated it is due to it receiving frequencies from other sources around. That's the only downfall of the wireless transmitter.

The suction cup that is included to mount to the windshield is not of very good quality, and is hard to get it to stick (not a tight fit on moving parts). I was able to manage to get it to stick after some time though.

For the day that I have had this installed, it works as described so far.

The installation is pretty straight forward; took time to route wire to cab. The splicer supplied is not of good quality. I would recommend soldering the power supply to ensure a good connection.

I too had to put a black piece of tape over the blue LED, as it is annoying.

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

got to use mainly when backing up to a trailer///also to see while backing up in general
not to hard to install///pick up signals from other wireless cameras when passing by///the blue LED power light flashes on and off, a little annoying at night...

Comments about Peak 3.5-Inch Wireless Backup Camera System:

I am one of those guys that tows everyday. I either tow a 28' pontoon boat or our pile driver for work. I have been looking for something to make my day just a little easier in the mornings. This looked like a great piece of gear but once its on and you move backwards the scene is distorted then clear then back distorted over again. Not the best but useable.