Does it work for travel trailers? Do the sensors transmit all the way to the truck cab?
355798
yes it work on a trailer. All the way you have pressure and temperature continously monitored. I love it.
1802538
Difficult to answer without having access to the design specifications. I suggest you ask the manufacturer. The challenge would be the distance as much as the fact that the metal trailer would be between the transmitter and the receiver.
1643884
It can be hooked up to a trailer yes. If your door isnt automatic or have some kind of power source. The door sensors wont work for you.
148403
This unit goes on the inside of the trailer and connects to existing cables from the old coaxial plate that is being replaced. As long as the trailer has an input on the exterior and a working "old" coaxial plate on the interior, it will work as advertised. There is no need for a "pass thru in park mode" since you would connect the park's output to the trailers exterior.
1056888
Seriously, this sensor works only part of the time 5 feet or 100 feet away. I strongly suggest you use a reliable solution for anything that is important. It will false alarm, or lose track of the sensor or not alarm when it should. Then sometimes it works fine. I have 2 base units and 4 different sensors. None work reliably.
2207551
My husband has his installed on a Ram 2500 pick up. He did have it professionally installed (cost $80) as it is somewhat complicated. The person who installed it had experience with these items and was quite impressed with our product and it's performance. The installer said he has installed them on travel trailers, so we say YES, it should work well for you. Very clear picture, has been working well for us!
1141818
As long as you have a b&w hitch system in your truck the extender will work, it works great in my truck, gives me a couple extra inches when pulling my travel trailer
691940
You can set this device for trucks by selecting truck in the menu for vehicle type. In New York it will keep your commercial vehicle off of truck restricted routes like parkways and drives. Not sure what other states restrictions are or how it would work elsewhere. Good GPS.
1118065
I have not tried it on a travel trailer but here in MI the day's and nights are getting colder, and we still use it on the grill. I would slip it inside the trailer while it is going down the road then pop it back on when u get to your destination.
964738
As long as you have reverse lights on your vehicle it works fine. I back my truck into my building and they light the area up and the camera shows the space very well and the alarm is very accurate.
2177696
i understand you want to mount this on a travel trailer and that will work great. you will need extra wire to hook the video screen in the pull vehicle and a plug at the trailer hitch. any shop that installs after market radios etc should be able to get that done easily.
956058
Don't rely on this feature. It thinks my truck is somewhere on the interstate about 10 miles from home--while my truck is sitting safely in my driveway. I've even see it think my truck was at a place that I didn't even drive by.
1186309
It will work but you will need a pigtail to connect to your truck. The controller comes with a standard connector. You can get a blank pigtail or one special for your truck. I use this for a 4000 lb trailer and it works well. Its not proportional and not the best for slower speeds but worth the money.
964740
The proximity sensors that warn of close objects work well no matter the weather or day or nite as long as the alarm is not muted and volume is up Great when pedestrians or pets or other objects are behind you. I mute the alarm when my trailer equalizer hitch is in the receiver since the sensors sense it's closeness to vehicle
620192
Yes it does. My husband has in his truck 24/7. When we take car to visit for vacation he takes and places in car. Works great! Beware you HAVE to update on a monthly basis. Only problem. Plus it is not the best at keeping past route information.
1475345
I put this system in my 38ft 5th wheel trailer and it works great. One of the cables provided was long enough to reach from the rear of my trailer all the way into my truck cab with extra length left over. And yes I used mine on a recent 8hr trip left on the whole trip.
252014
We used them with two Chevy vehicles, they have an infrared (spelling?) signal. As long as they were infront of the signal they worked great.