etrailer | Mount: Rear View Safety Backup Camera System on a 2006 Tiffin Allegro Motorhome

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Hey everybody, Ryan here at etrailer. Today on our 2006 Tiffin Phaeton Motorhome, we're gonna be showing you how to install the RVS 4 Camera Observation System. But before we do that, why don't we check it out and make sure that this could be the right kit for you. So here inside of the motorhome, we can kinda talk about our system. Usually we'd go outside and try to get on the road and show you how this works. But today, we have a couple of projects going on with this, so it's unable to be driven currently.

So we're gonna do our best here to explain everything. I think it should work out pretty good. But with that said, driving a motorhome or anything of size actually is a little more nerve wrecking than just your regular car. There's a lot going on, you gotta pay a lot more attention and be a little bit safer. And so anything that you can do to kind of add a safety feature or make you little bit more confident whenever you're driving, is definitely well worth it, at least in my opinion.

And I feel like a system like this is gonna be able to do that. It's gonna give you some better angles, you're gonna be able to see what's going on a lot better. Not to mention two, since you put the cameras anywhere you want really, but ideally you're gonna have one in the back, right And that makes it really easy whenever you're backing up to a parking spot or any tight area, just to have a better view directly behind you. And what's cool too is flat towing vehicles is getting super popular nowadays, so I'm sure you all have seen it, you got a motorhome or coach going down the road and you have the personal vehicle getting towed behind it. Well, a lot of times, especially your motorhome of this size, you can't really see that towed vehicle.

It's just a lot more narrow. And so having a camera back there is gonna allow you to go down the road and kinda keep an eye on things, especially when you're flat towing, that's one more aspect of something that you're gonna have to worry about. And so having a way to kinda keep an eye on that can definitely kind of put your mind at ease. And if you do see an issue you can stop, get it fixed, and continue on with your trip. So now just to actually check out the monitor, little more what's going on with it.

So you're gonna be able to have hook up four cameras. Okay, so, usually do your each side, one in the back, you could do one in the front. That fourth camera is kind of completely customizable. Some people do two cameras in the back, one up high, one down low, some people do it on their side, by their front door or their side door rather, to see if people come and go in. The choice is yours. Our customer today just said, "Give me the three, the two sides and one on the back, "and that'll be more than enough." So we have the back display now, we're in our garage so we can see our garage door. A couple things I actually do, I like about the monitor, it has this sun shade on it. And that's a big issue with a lot of gadgets like this that we've done in the past, whether it be camera systems or tyre pressure monitors system, anything that has a screen, a lot of times the glare just kills it, you know And so the shade should definitely help out, the image quality is actually pretty decent. It kinda surprised me of the quality 'cause a lot of times these type of things, they're just not the greatest and this one's actually been pretty decent. Honestly, I was relatively impressed with it. The screen is big, so you shouldn't really have any issues seeing it, even sitting back a few feet and be able to see what's going on. And there's a lot of different things you can do. So you can kind of scroll through your images manually. So we have the back right here, we have our driver's side looking back. So this is kinda like, if you we're looking into your rear view mirror almost, this is what you would see. You can cover a lot more ground with this so it gives you a pretty wide angle. So that should really help with blind spots, especially if your towing a vehicle or a trailer be behind you, sometimes it's just hard to judge. So you can see a car all the way back there and give you the more confidence when you make a lane change or if someone's cruising in your blind spot, whatever. I'll close our door in a minute here, but we have our door open, and so we