Charging Batteries on Swift Hitch Wireless Camera System Using Shore Power
Updated 03/07/2015 | Published 03/06/2015
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Question:
can the unit be charged on the trailer when we are on full hock ups ?
asked by: Doug
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Expert Reply:
As long as the charger for the Swift Hitch # SH02DIGITAL is being provided 12V-DC, it will charge. If you're using shore power (hook-ups), an AC to DC adapter is available as part # PP01, which will allow you to use 110-120V AC to charge the batteries in the camera and monitor.
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expert reply by:
Mike L
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Swift Hitch Digital Wireless Hitch Alignment Camera and Monitor - Night Vision - 8-Hr Camera Battery
- Backup Camera
- Camera Systems
- Magnetic Mount
- Wireless
- Standard View
- Video Monitor
- Small
- Backing Up
- Towing Visibility
- Swift Hitch
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