Camera Upgrade for Voyager VBCS150  

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Hey Larry!

Thanks for reaching out! The good news is that your Voyager VBCS150 camera uses a plug-in connection, so you shouldn't have to cut or splice any wires to replace it. The tricky part is going to be accessing that connection inside your RV's wall.

I'd start by removing the existing camera and its mounting bracket to see if you can access the opening where the cable enters the RV. There's a good chance that the connector is tucked just inside that opening. You may be able to gently pull some of the wiring out to expose it, but I wouldn't pull too hard since the cable could be secured inside the wall or the connector could get caught on something.

If you can't access the connection from outside, I'd check the interior wall directly behind the camera for a removable panel, cabinet, or other access point. Unfortunately, RV manufacturers don't all route their camera wiring the same way, so there's no guaranteed location for that connection.

If you still can't reach it, another option would be running a new Voyager camera cable from the monitor to the replacement camera. That's more involved, but it would eliminate the need to access the original connection inside the wall.

One other thing worth mentioning is that the Voyager Rear Camera # VCMS17B uses the same style of connector as your VBCS150, although you'll need to use the new camera's mounting bracket.

What year, make, and model is your RV, Larry? I may be able to help you narrow down where that connection is hiding before you start taking things apart!

expert reply by: Jerry B

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Larry

11/10/2026

It's a 2005 Four Winds Siesta 24BB - an oldie but goodie.

Jerry B.

11/11/2026

@Larry An oldie but a goodie! I love seeing these older motorhomes still getting some upgrades! Thanks for getting back to me with that information. I looked into your 2005 Four Winds Siesta 24BB, but unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any documentation showing exactly where Four Winds placed the camera's wiring connection. From what I can tell, your floor plan has the bathroom toward the rear of the motorhome, so that gives us a possible place to start looking. If your camera is mounted near the roofline, I'd be especially interested in what's directly behind it on the inside. There may be a cabinet or removable panel that gives you access to the wiring without having to open up the wall. Could you send me a picture of where the camera is mounted on the outside, along with a picture of what's directly behind that area inside your motorhome? I'd love to help you track down that connection without having you tear apart half your RV!