Recommended Backup Camera System Upgrade For A 2009 Tiffin Allegro Bus With A TripleVision System
Updated 09/03/2024 | Published 06/16/2022
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I had a triplevision M70 screen running a backup camera and two side cameras on my allegro bus that has went white. Power to screen is good. Will the screen RVS-6137Q replace the screen I have and work with my original cameras?
asked by: Nathan R
Expert Reply:
I took a look at the TripleVision system on your 2009 Tiffin Allegro Bus MH, and the Rear View Safety Backup Monitor # RVS-6137Q that you mentioned, and it will actually not work with your current system, unfortunately.
This monitor is only designed to work with RVS branded cameras, and is not compatible with TripleVision branded cameras.
However, the best solution as I see it, is to upgrade your current system.
A great option that utilizes the # RVS-6137Q monitor that you were looking at is the:
-Rear View Safety Backup Camera System # RVS-062710.
This kit includes 4 cameras with a 120° viewing angle that all display a color image, which is a nice upgrade from the black and white picture on your current system, 1 7" digital TFT LCD color monitor with quad-view, so you can view all 4 camera simultaneously, and also includes all wires, connectors, and mounts.
I know it's not an ideal situation, however since your current system is now obsolete, finding replacement parts is going to prove to be more and more difficult and I believe that you'll find it much easier in the long run to upgrade your system.
I have also included a review video, as well as an installation video on a 2006 Tiffin Allegro Motorhome so you can get an idea of the process.
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I see you have recommended Rear View Safety Backup Camera System - 4 Camera Setup - Quad View Monitor for a replacement for the triple vision M70. Can the cables already in place be used for the new camera?