Lazy Daze Owners' Group

OK. Got the mirror camera deal installed. Really like it so far although the rig is just sitting in my driveway. Anyhow, the image is great and it also displays time, direction and speed and records both front and rear cameras. The camera remains stationary but the software allows a virtual tilt. 

Re wire routing, I vacillated between Larry's recommendation (under the rig) and Ron's (inside). I had already made two runs front to back under so I decided to do this one inside. Route is as follows:
* From the mirror across the top of the windshield;
* Down the A-Pillar;
* Across the door sill;
* Through the wall into the compartment under the fridge
* Across the water tank;
* Under the sink and through the bathroom wall;
* Behind the toilet;
* Under the shower;
* Up the back shower wall and through the overhead cabinets to the back cabinet;
* Through the rear cap.'

We'll see how the little camera holds up. So far so good. Has anyone installed one of these? In searching the forum I came across a post by MajorTom in 2020 discussing the mirror cam but I'm not sure if he installed it.

Here's some photos illustrating the wire run.
jor

Mirror & Camera: mirror
50' Wiring: Wiring
Hardwire Kit: hardwire
Fuse Taps: fuse taps
Adaptor: adaptor

PS: Sadly, no adaptor available to interface with the Voyager wiring.

Hi JOR;  my very expensive rear view camera from LD, never was very good. And folding the sun visor down to see it was particularly bad when I needed variable focal length glasses lenses with the 'reading' portion at the bottom.  So its time to upgrade!  I've picked the Wolfbox  G850.  The wiring cable is 33' not 50'. For my 23' 4.5" long LD I should still have lots of wire leftover.    Amazon.com: WOLFBOX 12" 4K Rear View Mirror Camera, Smart Full Touch Screen...
   I'm not enamored with the Ford rear view mirror, and I would rather remove it. You used that adaptor. Did that work out ok?
I plan to wire this dash cam into the chassis battery/ reverse supply, but it is backed up by the LiF batteries/ solar with a 20A supply.  When it is in surveillance mode does the 'mirror' display stay lit up? The mention of a shock sensor, does it light up then?  
   Another question:  is there sound from the rear camera?   RonB

Ron, maybe I'm misunderstanding, but it sounds as if you might be planning to wire the rear camera to the backup light connection. My VanTop rear camera came with a red wire pigtail at the camera end, intended for just that purpose. I cut it off, because I wanted the rear camera active all the time, not just when backing up. For my purposes, this is a substitute for a rear view mirror--not just a backup camera.

For what it's worth, four-pin extension cables (male to female) are available in 6.5' 9.8', and 16.5' lengths.

Thanks Andy and JOR;  The present backup camera installed by LD (black and white, 4" screen, low res) comes on when in reverse, or has a manual switch on the dash under the key that turns it on whichever gear I select.  I plan to have the Wolfbox G850 camera display be on and (recording) like a normal rear view mirror.   The adaptor  Amazon.com: WOLFBOX OEM Bracket for USB C G840S/G840H/G850/G900 Mirror Dash...  is specifically made for this monitor, the G850.  The last adaptor link you provided seems to point to a different bracket.
    Many RV specific rear view cameras have the sound feature.  Helpful when someone is spotting parking for you. Also when checking brake lights, and hookups for towed vehicles (checking for proper light/brake operation. 
    My present camera (Audiovox I think) housing may prove useful to protect this new camera.  Retain the same holes, etc for mounting.
    The security features keeping a record at night and while away from the motorhome such as shopping or in a campground, are something I want.  I have more than enough power to keep it powered up all the time, but I might let it lapse into the 1 fps. I'm not sure how much shock it would take to get it to start recording. Some type of visible motion sensing at night might be better.  The idea of a switched camera to the outside roof, watching for branch hazards and such to the solar, A/C and sat antenna, has occurred to me.
   I can follow the present wiring harness from LD to put in the new one.    RonB

edit:   So Larry, Should I try to get the GPS antenna into the fiberglass nosecone? The wire would be about right to plug into the mirror

2015 MB with the factory installed camera and are thinking about an upgrade. Can I use the existing wiring?

Kendall,
   That sure would have done the trick. Weird thing is that I did order the hardware kit. Same price but it's a little different. I should have done a little more research. I might even change over to the one you got and redo that portion. Thanks.
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