Awesome video on the original install and adding the 2 side cameras. We are looking into buying one the same set up. Great for security and backing up. Thank You for all that you do for the RV community.
Thank you for watching our videos Rhonda ❤️ We still love our Haloview & have had them since last May! I (Martha) love that there’s a speaker out the back camera you can turn on to listen, so if I’m guiding Chris back then he can hear me, or hear others. The night time mode works great, you see things in color. Have a wonderful day 🤗
@@CraigNiesenPhotography oh nice, we’re loving ours so far. We hope you love yours when you get it. If you have questions during your install, message us 😊
Excellent review. Very clear and helpful.The BT7 should be the best wireless observation camera on the market so far. I will seriously consider investing in one.
Thanks! I have marker lights on the front and back of the TT. If you want to check to ensure you have room to change lanes.... would you mount at the front or back.... I see you mounted at the front of your rig. cheers! thanks again
Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. We placed the cameras where the side marker lights for the trailer came from the factory. That would be my recommendation, place it in the same place as the side markers on your Travel Trailer. You will still have full visibility down the side of your trailer with that location.
Thank you for watching our video, hope you’re loving your BT7. We installed this on our new Paradigm 5th wheel this past summer & just added the side cameras. So far we are loving them all. Safe travels 😊
@@VenturesomeCouple Yes I saw your video on the BT 7; We are off to the John Prince County Park Tomorrow in Palm Beach, FLA (Full Hook Up's) Saturday we're catching a concert; (One Republic and Need To Breath) and Sunday Beach time. Monday taking off early from the park a 2.5 hour ride back to our home here in South end of Miami. And the party doesn't end Pool time and Cuban Mojito'; our friends will be here already they will be house keeping this weekend.
Looking good. For your 4th camera, consider installing it on the pinbox. I've done this on a couple of 5th wheels and will soon be doing it on my 340RL. I adapt the mount to a magnetic base (Harbor Freight) and place it on the top of the pinbox.
@@VenturesomeCouple I am running IP cameras and POE, so no other power needed. For you, I suggest you tap into the 7-wire junction box at the back of the pinbox. With a volt meter, you should find your RV battery + / -. Note, you may have already disconnected the 12v+ charge line from the truck in that box. If so, that post will still have the DC + wire from your coach. Call me to chat if you want.
Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. We appreciate your feedback on this video. In the settings there is a configuration option that moves the camera locations on the screen.
I’m wondering about the 4th camera. I don’t think I want to put up a door camera- but I would love to put that as a forward facing dash cam. Thoughts on that?
Hey Lynn, thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. It would work as a dash cam if you hard wired it to your vehicle. My only concern would be how it would handle the temperature of the front windshield. Outside of the heat, the picture quality is great and it does record to the monitor like a DVR when you turn it on. You could likely adapt the 12v wires to use the cigarette lighter style plug for ease of use.
Hey James, sorry for the delay we were traveling yesterday. Check out the website below. That’s what we followed www.haloview.com/support/installation-tips.html
I'm going to be selling my furrion 3 camera system, because the latency and lag is just terrible on the furrion system, and getting this Haloview BT7 4 camera system instead. I'm actually considering installing both cameras on the back of the camper because the cameras don't have a very high vertical field of view so you can't see your bumper and straight back behind the camper. So I'm going to have one pointed down so I can see the bumper and the other one pointing straight back so I can see far behind the camper.
Hey Jeff, that is a brilliant idea! I will have to look at doing the same thing. You are correct you either have a great view of your e-bikes (Our case) or the road behind you. I didn’t want to drill into the wall and install over the door because we have a ring camera. Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel.
Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. We love the support! Click on the link below or copy it into your browser and it will take you to the instructions on how to pair the cameras. www.haloview.com/support/installation-tips.html#:~:text=Method%201%3A%20Enter%20menu%20interface,have%2020%20seconds%20for%20pairing.&text=Method%201：Press%20the%20pairing,the%20back%20of%20the%20camera.
Here is the video for the Haloview BT7 unboxing, install and review
th-cam.com/video/H1DqK34Ss8Q/w-d-xo.html
Awesome video on the original install and adding the 2 side cameras. We are looking into buying one the same set up. Great for security and backing up. Thank You for all that you do for the RV community.
Thank you for watching our videos Rhonda ❤️ We still love our Haloview & have had them since last May! I (Martha) love that there’s a speaker out the back camera you can turn on to listen, so if I’m guiding Chris back then he can hear me, or hear others. The night time mode works great, you see things in color. Have a wonderful day 🤗
Great install video. I cannot wait to get our system. Thank you for sharing. Peace and Safe Travels
Thank you for watching our video Craig, let us know how your install goes 🤗
@@VenturesomeCouple I will. It's going to be a few weeks before I can order it.
@@CraigNiesenPhotography oh nice, we’re loving ours so far. We hope you love yours when you get it. If you have questions during your install, message us 😊
Excellent review. Very clear and helpful.The BT7 should be the best wireless observation camera on the market so far. I will seriously consider investing in one.
Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. We appreciate the feedback.
Always use a multi meter to verify polarity. Saves a lot of time and fried electronics.
Hey Lance, thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. You are 100% correct, I shouldn’t have trusted the wiring.
Thanks! I have marker lights on the front and back of the TT. If you want to check to ensure you have room to change lanes.... would you mount at the front or back.... I see you mounted at the front of your rig. cheers! thanks again
Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. We placed the cameras where the side marker lights for the trailer came from the factory. That would be my recommendation, place it in the same place as the side markers on your Travel Trailer. You will still have full visibility down the side of your trailer with that location.
Funny you just posted this vid; just 15 mins ago, I finished installing the new BT 7 onto our new Grand Design 22mle.
Thank you for watching our video, hope you’re loving your BT7. We installed this on our new Paradigm 5th wheel this past summer & just added the side cameras. So far we are loving them all. Safe travels 😊
@@VenturesomeCouple Yes I saw your video on the BT 7; We are off to the John Prince County Park Tomorrow in Palm Beach, FLA (Full Hook Up's) Saturday we're catching a concert; (One Republic and Need To Breath) and Sunday Beach time. Monday taking off early from the park a 2.5 hour ride back to our home here in South end of Miami. And the party doesn't end Pool time and Cuban Mojito'; our friends will be here already they will be house keeping this weekend.
Sounds amazing!
@@jesserevilla992 oh wow, that sounds exciting! We hope that you guys have the best time & safe travels 🤗
Looking good. For your 4th camera, consider installing it on the pinbox. I've done this on a couple of 5th wheels and will soon be doing it on my 340RL. I adapt the mount to a magnetic base (Harbor Freight) and place it on the top of the pinbox.
Hey Jim, that is a fantastic idea! Do you tap into the power on the brake disconnect?
@@VenturesomeCouple I am running IP cameras and POE, so no other power needed. For you, I suggest you tap into the 7-wire junction box at the back of the pinbox. With a volt meter, you should find your RV battery + / -. Note, you may have already disconnected the 12v+ charge line from the truck in that box. If so, that post will still have the DC + wire from your coach. Call me to chat if you want.
How do you change the monitor screen arrangement. My rear camera is the bottom multiscreen and I want on the top. Thanks
Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. We appreciate your feedback on this video. In the settings there is a configuration option that moves the camera locations on the screen.
How is it at night? The footage clear enough to provide a good safe view for changing lanes?
Thank you for watching & yes, the night time footage is really good and in color too.
I’m wondering about the 4th camera. I don’t think I want to put up a door camera- but I would love to put that as a forward facing dash cam. Thoughts on that?
Hey Lynn, thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. It would work as a dash cam if you hard wired it to your vehicle. My only concern would be how it would handle the temperature of the front windshield. Outside of the heat, the picture quality is great and it does record to the monitor like a DVR when you turn it on. You could likely adapt the 12v wires to use the cigarette lighter style plug for ease of use.
@@VenturesomeCouple awesome. The only other question would be about the microphone. Can you turn this off? Otherwise there might be feedback.
You can turn it off.
Curious to know where the 7" monitor is mounted
Thank you for watching our video. We have our monitor mounted in our truck on a stand.
If you want to do another test install just let us know ;) we have a furion prepped rig so it should be easy
Im testing my sidemarker cameras before installing. Not connecting to the BT7 monitor. What did you have to do to pair them?
Hey James, sorry for the delay we were traveling yesterday. Check out the website below. That’s what we followed
www.haloview.com/support/installation-tips.html
@@VenturesomeCouple Got them working. Thank you
Awesome
I'm going to be selling my furrion 3 camera system, because the latency and lag is just terrible on the furrion system, and getting this Haloview BT7 4 camera system instead.
I'm actually considering installing both cameras on the back of the camper because the cameras don't have a very high vertical field of view so you can't see your bumper and straight back behind the camper. So I'm going to have one pointed down so I can see the bumper and the other one pointing straight back so I can see far behind the camper.
Hey Jeff, that is a brilliant idea! I will have to look at doing the same thing. You are correct you either have a great view of your e-bikes (Our case) or the road behind you. I didn’t want to drill into the wall and install over the door because we have a ring camera. Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel.
Well you said the instruction sucked but you didn’t share how you paired the side cameras. I’m lost
Thank you for watching our video and supporting our channel. We love the support! Click on the link below or copy it into your browser and it will take you to the instructions on how to pair the cameras.
www.haloview.com/support/installation-tips.html#:~:text=Method%201%3A%20Enter%20menu%20interface,have%2020%20seconds%20for%20pairing.&text=Method%201：Press%20the%20pairing,the%20back%20of%20the%20camera.