Both the Sharkfin camera prep and Side Marker Light prep systems will work with your RV.

Both 5” and 7” monitors will work for more than 1 camera system.

Yes, you can. To view all the backup and rear-view cameras in your RV, simply select the ‘View All’ cameras option on the screen.

To get a closer look at one specific camera, click on the camera view you want to zoom into.

Please refer to the IM, furrion.com or Furrion's Youtube video channel for detailed explanation.
• The best way to pair your monitor and camera is by using the dual plug on the cigarette power adapter.
• Verify that both the monitor and camera have power (There should be blue power lights visible on both units).
• Press the power / confirm button to power on the monitor
• Press the menu button and scroll to the "set" icon *
• Press the power / confirm button to enter the set up screen and scroll to the "pair" icon
• Press the power / confirm button
• The screen should display "pairing" (Be sure to hold the pair button for at least 2 seconds)

No. Furrion cameras do not record videos.

No - Furrion cameras will only pair with Furrion monitors.

You should first check if the backup camera system is receiving power from your RV. Make sure to hold the camera pairing button for 2 seconds. You may also refer to the IM for more troubleshooting options.

No.

Yes, this can be done quickly and easily, providing a dual purpose for your RV backup and rear-view camera systems.

No, but you can use the monitor to keep a check on the cameras even outside the RV.

Monitors can be bought separately as replacement/spare part for your RV backup camera system. Cameras can also be bought separately.

Yes, Furrion cameras have night vision.

All Furrion RV backup camera systems come with a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase.

The Furrion camera requires 300mA of current to run efficiently. In many of today's towing vehicles, the vehicle charging system only supplies the power being requested by the trailer and does not consider any add-on products for the coach. Here are some possible solutions to get your RV backup camera system up and running:
1) Have a dealership connect the camera into a direct line from the coach batteries and install a switch in the line. This will help avoid any voltage or current issues from the tow vehicle.
2) Furrion camera adapter harness F2BC003XXBK. This adapter harness diverts power on the No.4 pin (marker lights) directly to the trailer batteries using the trailer wiring. No rewiring necessary. You may also refer to the IM for more troubleshooting options.

Please refer to the IM, furrion.com or Furrion's Youtube video channel for detailed explanation

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