Excuse me, Is the back up camera easy to install by ourself? or it must be installed by technician?
330917
There are two tasks required to install these components. First you need to be able to dismantle enough of the trunk and headlining to access the necessary wires. (I was able to find diagrams and videos on youtube on how to do this on my car.) Second you need to be able to solder in order to connect the power wires for the mirror display and camera unit. If you can do those things you can install it yourself. Otherwise, you can find a technician.
330918
I did it myself in a couple hours. I did not find it hard to do. But if you are unsure of yourself have it done by a professional.
330919
tHe camera requires a few electrical connections for the backup camera to work and you have to mount the camera on the license plate you also need to mount a tiny electronic sender unit Under the car. The dashbackup screen simply plugs into the lighter you need some skills to get the job done
330920
If you can do some electrical stuff yourself at home, you can install it yourself. Otherwise go to tech. It does involve connecting the camera to the rear brake light power source and the display itself to some power source (Either use the aux power from the Cigarette Lighter Adapter (messy wires), or use the cabin light source from the ceiling of the car (I used this).
242004
If you can use a wired system. You should. I had to add power in my soffit of house to install cameras, I am an electrician so not to hard but for the common man may be a challenge.
219923
The cameras are really easy to install. We had a problem with the DVR box for it though. After calling out an expert to come in, they determined there was a problem with our main DVR box and they sold us one that was a bunch cheaper. If you're looking for a system that you can access from anywhere (like you're supposed to be able to do) you might want to have someone come and connect the iPads or whatever you're going to watch it from. If you're just looking for a "who's at the front door" camera they are great. We hooked up three cameras and they have been really good for watching what is going on outside. Still having problems with the remote watching capability. The cameras are really easy to install. We had a problem with the DVR box for it though. After calling out an expert to come in, they determined there was a problem with our main DVR box and they sold us one that was a bunch cheaper. If you're looking for a system that you can access from anywhere (like you're supposed to be able to do) you might want to have someone come and connect the iPads or whatever you're going to watch it from. If you're just looking for a "who's at the front door" camera they are great. We hooked up three cameras and they have been really good for... » Read More The cameras are really easy to install. We had a problem with the DVR box for it though. After calling out an expert to come in, they determined there was a problem with our main DVR box and they sold us one that was a bunch cheaper. If you're looking for a system that you can access from anywhere (like you're supposed to be able to do) you might want to have someone come and connect the iPads or whatever you're going to watch it from. If you're just looking for a "who's at the front door" camera they are great. We hooked up three cameras and they have been really good for watching what is going on outside. Still having problems with the remote watching capability. « Show Less
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I do not recall if it came with a back up camera or that I purchased one separately. The unit does changes to the rear back up camera on placing the transmission in reverse immediately.
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Answer from Titantech: Yes, the back up camera comes along with the package.
603584
The camera can be taken off quite easy but that us the only part of the system to take unless someone has enough time to pull the wiring Anne break I'm to get the in car display. As inexpensive as the camera's are i wouldn't hesitate to get one. I did change the backup camera to one that is permanent mount by drilling a hole in the tailgate due to dropping the original camera.
302129
I thought it was rather simple to install and is very secure, because of the way the fasteners are somewhat protected. If you connect the power cord to a supply that is "always on", you can select the rear camera at any time, even if you are not in reverse gear. The more common method of powering the camera is to connect it to the backup light circuit, which turns it on only when you are in reverse.
820181
Hardest part was getting the video feed into my trunk, I had to drill a hole in the spare tire pan. But some cars will be easier than others. The rest was just popping up trim and running the cable under the dash to the monitor. Only like a 1.5 hour install for me. Although, the instructions did not indicate tapping the red wire into the reverse lamp so there was a little time scratching my head until I figured it out.
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Yes,it is easy to install. It took us around six hours to install 6 cameras, because my attic area is not easily accessible. We installed 4 cameras inside and 2 outside. Piece of advice.. First decide where you want to install all the cams and make sure all the cams/cables are working fine. Check if you are able to set up remote viewing feature for your smart phone. Read about Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) networking protocol for remote viewing[Note:- Swann instruction manual has good information about UPnP ] If you are computer savvy guy then I do not see any problem with that. I hope this will help. Yes,it is easy to install. It took us around six hours to install 6 cameras, because my attic area is not easily accessible. We installed 4 cameras inside and 2 outside. Piece of advice.. First decide where you want to install all the cams and make sure all the cams/cables are working fine. Check if you are able to set up remote viewing feature for your smart phone. Read about Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) networking protocol for remote viewing[Note:- Swann instruction manual has good information about UPnP ] If you are computer savvy guy then I do not see any problem with that. I... » Read More Yes,it is easy to install. It took us around six hours to install 6 cameras, because my attic area is not easily accessible. We installed 4 cameras inside and 2 outside. Piece of advice.. First decide where you want to install all the cams and make sure all the cams/cables are working fine. Check if you are able to set up remote viewing feature for your smart phone. Read about Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) networking protocol for remote viewing[Note:- Swann instruction manual has good information about UPnP ] If you are computer savvy guy then I do not see any problem with that. I hope this will help. « Show Less
1583025
It is easy, just be careful with the wires, making sure they connect, can be frustrating if they don't, but the user manual is not 100% correct on install in regards to that, but otherwise just need a phillips and batteries.
94771
Totally up to you. If you purchase a new camera from here, it is very easy to install.
1734425
It can be a bit of a pain, but all in all its a simple process. I didn't have any major issues with it, so to answer your question "Yes" It was easy. PS: they provide instructional videos on how to install it, so they really help you out with the process
917734
Don't know.. had it for a year and haven't installed. Tell you next year...MaybeMy guess is the camera is activated by the reverse switch. You may be able to do some custom wiring to get around the problem. Check the manufactures instillation instructions on there site.
2174341
The kit comes with everything needed for installation. The only thing you need is a method to connect the power cable for the camera to your backup light.
1535442
HiiIts a very good câmeraits like the others to operate..i think is easy =)
907221
It comes with all the necessary wires for mounting. Basic installation is easy. As for the rear camera: I did not receive the rear camera even though the sender says it was included. Be wary of the purchase.
798195
Both really. You'll need three things to get a back up camera going. Power, video signal, and reverse signal. 12v to the camera will power the camera and the video wire will display the image on the unit. The reverse signal wire just automatically switches to the camera feed anytime the vehicle is in reverse