Furrion Camera Comaptibility With 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 Towing 2017 Coachmen Catalina Legacy 243RBS
Updated 04/19/2026 | Published 04/13/2026 >
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I have a 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 and pulling a 2017 Coachman Catalina Legacy Edition 243RBS Model CAT293QBCK that has a Furrion camera mount. Because of the issue with the 2020 GMC Sierra 1500 I have never installed rear camera. Would the VGR64VR permanent adapter be compatible with the Furrion FOSO5TASF camera? Or would you suggest a different Furrion camera compatible with the VGR64VR? Thank you!
asked by: Mary J
Expert Reply:
Hey Mary! The 12V PWM Filter # VGR64VR will work with the Furrion camera and prevent any issues with the PWM from your 2020 Sierra. However, I do recommend getting the Furrion Vision S+ # FR57AD over the old Vision S. They use the same mount so this is still compatible with what you have on the travel trailer.
The Vision S was discontinued, and most parts aren't available anymore if you need them. The new S+ is a significant upgrade in quality, and has other nice features like recording and motion detection. If you're wanting to add the side marker cameras we have the # FR64AD as well.
Where are you headed next with the Catalina?

Joe
4/19/2026
Mary I have a 2026 gmc and a 26 ft image trailer I bought the Furrion 7 camera and the pwm filter easy to install and works great I only have the one camera and I can see behind very well. I used to have the 4.3 Furrion monitor and it was worthless hopes this helps
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Furrion Vision S+ Wireless RV Backup System w/ 1 Camera - 7" Screen
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- 1 Camera
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Randy
4/19/2026
I bought the pkg with only one camera. It’s great I am 64 ft long when towing and I can see what is going on behind it. (Even at speed). Easy plug and play wiring to the camper for power No wires to run tow vehicle cannot say enough good. Randy 2017 reflection 297 RsTS