How Can I Raise My Furrion Side Marker Camera so that the Awning Rail is not Obstructing the View?

Updated 08/28/2025 | Published 08/25/2025

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Furrion Vision S+ Wireless RV Observation System w/ 4 Cameras - 7" Screen

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Alpha Systems 1010 Non-Sag Sealant for RVs - Black - 10.3 oz - Qty 1

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Timbren 1/2" Spacer For Raised Frame Vehicles - 1/2" bushing

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Question:

Hello, I recently purchased your 4 camera S+ system from ETrailer. I would like to know what you recommend to overcome a side camera obstruction to the field of view. Here are a couple of pictures. What do you recommend for mounting this side camera? Make a standoff to move the camera outboard of the awning support frame? Something else? Thank you in advance for any ideas thoughts recommendations.

asked by: Stephen W

Furrion Side Marker Camera
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Expert Reply:

Hello Stephen,

I’m not sure why Furrion hasn’t come out with spacers to address this issue yet. One option would be to use something like the Timbren 1/2" Spacer For Raised Frame Vehicles - 1/2" bushing # TA25722-90F00, and then seal it up well with some Alpha Systems 1010 Non-Sag Sealant for RVs Black # AL53KV.

I suggested the Timbren # TA25722-90F00 because the material is designed to hold up against the elements and harsh UV rays. If you end up using another type of spacer, just make sure it’s weather-resistant so it will last long-term.

Hopefully Furrion will come up with a solution for this.

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expert reply by: Kate F

Stephen W.

8/28/2025

Thank you for this information. Appreciated. I assume that I will need to trim the spacer to match the size of the Furrion right side light and camera combo. Not sure if 4 inches diameter will be big enough. I'll take a look at the parts when I can. Thank you again. -Stephen

Kate F.

8/28/2025

@StephenW I would maybe take the camper up to an Ace hardware, the guys that work there seem to be able to think outside the box a little better than at Lowes or Home Depot.