BuzzLand
Active Member
Bought a bit of nice kit from Maplin for £130.
I got with it a camera (day/night with 3 M of night vision), an LCD screen, mounting plate, wiring and remote control.
First thing to do was buy a DC power wire which slotted into the screen. This avoided the need to go through my inverter.
Then I went about fitting the lcd...
I screwed in the mounting plate to 4 areas I'd match-marked using the plates holes as a guide.
Once this was securely done the design of it allowed me to slot the complete screen into place. Handily it slides out for stowage so it's not on display for thieves.
I hooked up the camera and was impressed with the image it kicked out too
Next I ran the extension wire to the rear of the lannie.
Where to put the rear camera was quite easy. I'd already removed the rear wiper as the rear-wiper-motor had long since given up the ghost.
Next I removed the assembly and motor.
Then I hollowed out the inner hole so the camera housing could fit through it.
Now with the camera flush up against the outer hole with the weather grommet/seal it was fairly rain-proof.
I next got some foam pipe insulation and poked that through so there was more of a flush fit around and against the camera and outer hole too.
Finally to finish it off I cut out the plastic trim cover to fit snugly around the camera. Both insulating the back sleeping area and supporting the camera itself.
Here's the lcd with image from the camera:
This position allows access to the vent controls without obscuring the stereo / cd player
I got with it a camera (day/night with 3 M of night vision), an LCD screen, mounting plate, wiring and remote control.
First thing to do was buy a DC power wire which slotted into the screen. This avoided the need to go through my inverter.
Then I went about fitting the lcd...
I screwed in the mounting plate to 4 areas I'd match-marked using the plates holes as a guide.
Once this was securely done the design of it allowed me to slot the complete screen into place. Handily it slides out for stowage so it's not on display for thieves.
I hooked up the camera and was impressed with the image it kicked out too
Next I ran the extension wire to the rear of the lannie.
Where to put the rear camera was quite easy. I'd already removed the rear wiper as the rear-wiper-motor had long since given up the ghost.
Next I removed the assembly and motor.
Then I hollowed out the inner hole so the camera housing could fit through it.
Now with the camera flush up against the outer hole with the weather grommet/seal it was fairly rain-proof.
I next got some foam pipe insulation and poked that through so there was more of a flush fit around and against the camera and outer hole too.
Finally to finish it off I cut out the plastic trim cover to fit snugly around the camera. Both insulating the back sleeping area and supporting the camera itself.
Here's the lcd with image from the camera:
This position allows access to the vent controls without obscuring the stereo / cd player