2 Magnetic Solar Wireless Backup Camera with 7 1080P Touchscreen

In this review the eRapta AWTCM702 is evaluated as a practical wireless backup camera kit for trucks, RVs, trailers and campers. The bottom line: it is for drivers who want a fast, no-drill installation and a touchscreen monitor with reliable daytime and night visibility. The most compelling reason to buy is the magnetic, plug-and-play camera units combined with a 7 in 1080P touchscreen and built-in loop DVR, which together make hooking up and recording simple without wiring into vehicle electronics.

Key Features

• 1-Minute Install: Strong magnetic bases let the cameras attach to metal surfaces without drilling or wiring, making setup genuinely quick for temporary or seasonal mounting.
• Full Touchscreen Control: The 7 in 1080P touchscreen provides one-click access to parking line adjustments, recording controls and playback so configuration is fast and intuitive on the road.
• BSD Blind Spot Detection: Built-in blind spot detection offers on-screen and audible alerts when obstacles or people approach the parking lines after you customize sensitivity settings.
• Loop DVR with SD Card: A 32GB SD card is included and records continuously in loop mode so video is captured automatically without needing external storage management.
• Solar + Rechargeable Battery: Dual charging via a larger solar panel and internal Li-ion battery extends operating time and provides battery level feedback on both camera and monitor.
• Night Vision and Durable Build: 1080P resolution with eight IR lights and IP69K waterproof rating means the cameras work in low light and harsh weather.

Who It's For

This system fits owners of trucks, RVs, trailers, fifth wheels and horse trailers who value a quick, no-wiring installation and a clear, large touchscreen for reversing and campsite monitoring. It is useful for seasonal users who want to attach cameras temporarily with magnets or for drivers who need a simple recorder for trips.

Drivers who need a permanent, flush-mounted OEM-style camera or who must mount on aluminum surfaces should look elsewhere, because the magnetic base is designed for ferrous metal and not aluminum. Also, owners who require wired power or integration with factory reverse signals may prefer hardwired systems.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• True plug-and-play magnetic attachment eliminates drilling or complex wiring for fast setup.
• Large 7 in 1080P touchscreen makes configuration and playback straightforward while driving or parked.
• Included 32GB SD card and loop DVR capture continuous video without extra purchases.
• Solar charging plus internal battery reduces dependence on vehicle power for longer outings.

Cons

• Magnets do not work on aluminum surfaces, limiting mounting locations for some trailers or bodies.
• Touchscreen operation may take adjustment in bright sunlight or with gloved hands.

Specifications

Brand	eRapta
Monitor	7 in 1080P touchscreen
Cameras included	2 magnetic wireless cameras (expandable to 4)
Recording	Loop DVR with included 32GB SD card
Night vision	1080P with 8 IR lights
Wireless transmission	2.4G digital, up to 40 ft in vehicles, 320 ft open
Weather rating	IP69K waterproof

Our Verdict

The eRapta AWTCM702 is a strong choice for RV, trailer and truck owners who prioritize fast, no-drill installation and a clear touchscreen experience with built-in recording. Its solar charging and durable IP69K cameras add value for outdoor use, though it is not suitable for aluminum mounting or those needing wired OEM integration. For users who want a flexible, easy-to-install backup and monitoring package, it offers solid functionality at a reasonable value.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these cameras mount without drilling?
Yes, the cameras use strong magnetic bases so they attach to ferrous metal surfaces without wiring or drilling.

Is an SD card included for recording?
Yes, a 32GB SD card is included and the system records in loop DVR mode automatically.

Will the wireless signal work on long trailers?
The 2.4G transmission is rated to about 40 ft in continuous vehicle setups and up to 320 ft in open space, which covers most trailer and RV use cases.