Can The Furrion Vision S Camera System Monitor Be Powered With A Separate 12v Battery Pack
Updated 01/21/2024 | Published 01/20/2024
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Can I plug my 7” furion S monitor into the 12v port on my 12v battery pack since my 2024 GMC does not have a cigarette lighter?
asked by: Phill L
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Expert Reply:
Yes, the monitor from your Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System # FOS07TASF can be plugged into a separate battery pack with a 12v cigarette style outlet for power. If you'd like to add a 12v outlet into your 2024 GMC Seirra 2500 then you can install part # RM-9332. This is designed to run to an ignition-switched fuse but I typically recommend just splicing on more wire and running it directly to the battery.
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