How Does Furrion Vision S Side Camera w/ Marker 2 Cameras # FOS05TASF Typically Wire
Updated 01/28/2019 | Published 01/26/2019
Question:
I have a 2019 grand design imagine 2500rl and just installed the rear camera. I purchased the side cameras also but noticed that my current markers have 2 wires but the camera has 3. Do I assume the current wiring is a ground and a positive? Thanks.
asked by: Craig S
Expert Reply:
Your current clearance lights do only have a power and ground for the operation of just the light. The side marker Furrion cameras # FCE48TASL do have three wires. Two for the light operation which matches what your trailer lighting has and an additional power wire that the camera gets to power it. The camera shares the ground wire with the light.
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