Back-up Camera

[Debbie Bryan]

I want to install a wireless back-up camera. What have you used to install one that doesn’t use screws?

 

[shocksll]

I know the Haloview models have an optional magnetic mount which is connected with VHB tape. Mine has held for years without issues.

 

[mr.stang]

Bolted mine to the aluminum frame of the solar panel.

 

[Debbie Bryan]

Bolted mine to the aluminum frame of the solar panel.

Ok, thanks.

 

[hugh]

I attached ours with VHB tape. It's solid as a rock!

 

[zephirus]

Used tape also - so far so good

 

[Radar1]

Bolted mine to the aluminum frame of the solar panel.

Yep, I did the same thing. No holes in the fiberglass. Ran the cord don the top fridge vent.

 

[War Eagle]

We went a different way with our 2017 21' ("classic" before there was such a designation) and used a suction mount on the inside of the rear-facing dinette window. Works great for us.

 

[shocksll]

Bolted mine to the aluminum frame of the solar panel.

Do you have a picture of this?

 

[Thane-ESC]

I use this wireless backup camera that I purchased from Costco. It is available from other vendors. When I’m not towing, I use it on my tow vehicle. It is easy to take it off the tow vehicle and put it on as the trailer license plate frame. Wireless and solar powered.

https://www.costco.com/hd-solar-powered-backup-camera-with-6%22-hd-monitor-and-adjustable-lens.product.100975703.html

 

[MarkinVan]

We have a Garmin BC-50 that pairs with our Garmin GPS and it is mounted to the solar panel frame. The wires follow the solar panel's wires down the fridge vent which then lets us tap in for power.