Can I Plug the Furrion Vision S Back Up Camera into a 12v Cigarette Socket?
Updated 05/10/2024 | Published 05/09/2024
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Question regarding Furrion Vision S wiring for the backup camera... Can the bare wires for the sharkfin camera be wired to a 12V cigarette lighter plug? And if so, could any 12V power source with a 12V cigarette socket be used? Vehicle, boat, goal zero yeti
asked by: Bradley P
Expert Reply:
Yes, you can but it's not recommended and would definitely violate the warranty. The backup camera on the Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System item # FCE48TASL-05 is a 12VDC system. You could use the Replacement Furrion Monitor Power Cable item # C-FOS07TAPK-006 and splice it into the camera.
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Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System w/ 3 Cameras - 5" Screen
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- Observation Camera
- Anti-Glare
- Mirrored Image
- Motion Detecting
- Night Vision
- Touch Screen
- Waterproof
- Wireless
- Wide View
- Dashboard Mounting Bracket
- Suction Cup Mount
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