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Will Furrion Vision S+ Wireless RV Backup Camera Work With Vision S Mount  

Updated 08/24/2026 | Published 08/11/2026

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When it says: Note: This is not a fit for Furrion Vision S systems.inch what exactly doe that mean? Does it mean it wont fit in my Campers Prewired Vision S mount? Or does it mean it wouldnt work with the old monitors? I dont have anything yet, and I want to get a system but my camper came pre wired withe a Vision S mounting bracket on the back. Bracket Model: FRCBRKT2-BL

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Hey Steve! The note on the Furrion Vision S+ # FR24AD means it won't work with the Vision S monitor. The mounting plate on your camper will work for this camera since they kept it the same from the Vision S to the S+, and your pre-wiring is compatible. Assuming you just want the rear camera you can choose from the following systems based on screen size:

-Furrion Vision S+ Wireless RV Backup System w/ 1 Camera - 5" Screen # FR39DF

-Furrion Vision S+ Wireless RV Backup System w/ 1 Camera - 7" Screen # FR57AD

There are still some Vision S systems in stock, but I would stick with the Vision S+ for a new installation. The Vision S has been discontinued so if you need replacement parts they are no longer available. Unless you're short on space, I would get the 7" monitor over the 5". We get a lot of people looking to upgrade to the larger size later, never the other way around.

What kind of camper do you have?

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Steve A.

8/24/2026

We have a 2024 KZ Sportsman 181BH. I'll probably get the 7" monitor version then. I just wanted to be sure it would mount correctly. Thanks!

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Robin H.

8/24/2026

@SteveA you're welcome! In the past they have changed up the mounts with new systems, but this time they carried it over from the Vision S to the S+ so that isn't a concern. If you need anything else don't hesitate to reach out.

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