Tips for Difficult to See Furrion Vision S Screen of Monitor
Updated 07/01/2024 | Published 04/23/2021
Question:
I have Furion No. FCE48TASL-05 Vision S 5 inch Monitor with 3 wireless cameras on my 2005 Newmar Kountry Star RV. The issue is I can hardly make out what the monitor is showing due to the sun brightness, regardless of what I sides or back . I thought maybe a sun shield would help, but did not see a sun shield available. Would a sun shield provide any assistance and if so are you able to recommend a sun shield? I have also adjusted the brightness on the monitor but it still does not provide any assistance.
asked by: Jim M
Expert Reply:
If the Furrion Vision S system part # FCE48TASL-05 that you referenced has to compete with the brightness of a sunny day it's going to be more challenging to see the screen, so yes, a sunscreen would help as it would make the brightness of the display stand out more. Since we don't carry a sunscreen for it you could try to get creative and fabricate one or if you could move the display into an area with less sunlight that would work too.
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Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System w/ 3 Cameras - 5" Screen
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- Observation Camera
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- Mirrored Image
- Motion Detecting
- Night Vision
- Touch Screen
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Linda
6/29/2024
Totally agree with the issue. As much as these cost, this should not be an issue. Furrionneeds to address this issue. We are on the road now with a 38ft travel trailer. My husband is having to put it between his legs just to watch the sides & back. Not an ideal situation