Haloview BT 6 Touch screen VS Furrion /which one triumphs in function and features
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- Опубликовано: 16 апр 2024
- This video will show why the Furrion back-up camera that came installed on our new fifth wheel just didn't meet my expectations, and had to go. I will show you why it fell short and why I chose the new BT6 by @HaloView I will give you a look at the Furrion system and compare it to the Haloview system. I will also demonstrate the features and function of the Haloview system. By the time you finish this video, you will agree that the Haloview camera is clearly the best choice.
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Really excellent review of the features of this system. You've convinced me to consider the side cameras.
They do come in handy when needed.
I have a 30 ft TT with Furrion. I have no issues with it. Does what it needs to do. I basically use it to make sure the totes I have dont fall off and " sometimes" for backing in. I also have mine hooked up to the upfitter switch ( Ford)
Hooked to the upfitter switch that is interesting and a good idea. So how did you run that? Just to the camera or throught the running lights?
@@Jonesin2Go The camera. Camera runs to the upfitter switch wires in the engine bay. My 250 is a 22 and they are on the passenger side. You have to turn the driving lights on even though they are auto.
Good video, my Furrion drops signal periodically too. Not real impressed with the Furrion.
I've only used the back view so that I can take a peak at the bikes back there.
I have the Furrion system, and I have not had the lag you describe, but it does occasionally drop signal, and the resolution is horrible. The vehicles are just blobs on the monitor. Their true value is about $150,not the inflated price they sell for.
You would expect that as long as furrion has been around,they would have improved by now. They don't seem to be interested in doing so.
In one of your previous Haloview videos you mentioned you had a U.S. contact for Haloview. I can't find any.
I reached out to him a while back, but didn't get a response. I will be checking on this.
@@Jonesin2Go awesome. Thank you!
@@Jonesin2Go any idea how one could get a hold of just the new touch monitor? I already have all four 1080p cameras. I really don't need anymore.
@tonystaut3743 here is a link to purchase just the monitor. www.haloview.com/single-touch-screen-monitor-for-byte-tango-1080p-series-camera.html
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I have had Haloview for years and have been really impressed up until now. I installed the entire system with RV rear camera, two side cameras and a camera in the truck to align my pin while hooking up. Recent changes to Haloview has really upset me. Their new system is NOT friendly to their previous system. Cameras are different, cable from the rear camera to the wireless repeater is different, display is different. In other words "I would have to install an entirely new system (at new system cost) AND... pull a new wire from the rear camera to the repeater module which was practically impossible to do the first time. They needed to upgrade their system so it was backward compatible so the cost and wiring that would make a person with a generation 1 system could reasonably upgrade to a generation 2 system.
I will never recommend furrion cameras in there current state. Video quality is trash.
100% agree. Seems furrion in general, regardless of the product is poor quality.