This single camera was easily installed onto the prepped Furrion slot. Pretty much plug and play, after I paired the camera and monitor. Make sure your headlights are not on auto or you will not get a signal, I didn't. I have a 38ft travel trailer attached to a RAM 2500 and used the camera for backing and changing lanes while driving from Leland to Myrtle Beach this past weekend.

My camper is new and had the connection already installed. Took a few minutes to attach, the monitor connected immediately. So much easier to back up the camper.

Great cam for backing up the rv no more fighting with the wife

I love this camera, but more for driving than for backing. I use this camera for knowing there is someone behind my trailer while going down the road, and to know that I have cleared them while passing. The system doesn't reverse the picture so it's not displayed as if you were looking in your rearview mirror ( in the picture, cars pass on your right because the camera is facing backwards). When backing, it is more useful to use for proximity to things behind you than for using as your sole backing view and guide. Another reason this is true is because the camera lens is a fisheye, which distorts distance judging. For real time driving, there is also a slight delay in your view that is noticeable at interstate speeds. Passing vehicles are are already up by my tow vehicle when the camera view has them at the back of your trailer. You have to learn and adjust for this. For the camera to be on while driving in the daytime, you have to turn on your park lights. Although mounted in a solid frame, the camera is adjustable for height. You can have your trailer bumper in the picture, or raise it up to see the horizon and approaching vehicles as there are multiple position indents that hold the camera solid. If your RV has a ladder, you can quickly change camera level by going a couple rungs up your ladder. The picture quality is good and it comes up very fast. I have seen no examples of picture interference in one summer of frequent use. I wipe the lens off when washing the RV, but after driving in rain, it still has a surprisingly decent picture. It auto swaps to night-vision, which makes the infrared illumination light up bugs and particles like snow in the picture.
If you have the money to spend on this expensive camera then get it, but get at least the mid-size viewing screen.

Very easy install. It is as advertised. Picture is clear. I like the idea that I can see directly behind my coach at a glance which helps with lane changing. I have recommended to friends.