Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Doorway/Rear Security Camera

The Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Doorway/Rear Security Camera from Nomadic Supply Company can be a replacement part or an add-on to the Furrion Vision S system. This hi-res IP65 waterproof camera features infrared night vision, live streaming, intelligent IR cut filters, and a wide viewing angle (monitor sold separately).

Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Doorway/Rear Security Camera Features:

• Use on the doorway or rear of the vehicle
• 720 x 480 high-resolution camera
• 120-degree viewing angle
• Night vision and intelligent IR cut filter for clear viewing
• Motion detection and microphone
• Security camera auto-wake
• IP65 waterproof camera
• Compatible with Vision S camera system
• Rear assist marker lines to align your vehicle

Reduce Blind Spots While Driving

With a 120° viewing angle, the Furrion Vision S RV rear camera gives you visibility all around your RV to reduce blind spots and make reversing easier and safer. Rear assist marker lines help you reverse safely with coverage right down to the bumper (monitor required), and it’s easy to see blind spots and hidden obstacles when backing up.

See Clearly, Even at Night

The high-res camera allows for a clear, clean infrared view during nighttime use. This adds a safety feature for the camera to be used as a motion-activated security camera with auto-wake to keep your family safe while asleep in your RV. The built-in microphone ensures an extra layer of safety.

Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Doorway/Rear Security Camera Documents:

Furrion Vision S Wireless Doorway or Rear Security Camera User Manual

How to Install an RV Backup Camera

Have you ever wanted to install an RV backup camera, but you’re just not sure what’s involved? You’ve come to the right place!

Whether you’re installing a camera system for more security, more visibility on the road or all of the above, installation can be intimidating. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through the steps involved in an RV camera system installation, including pairing, wiring and mounting the cameras.

Keep in mind that the steps in this guide reflect the backup camera installation process of the Furrion Vision S. Other systems may differ. Always consult your owner’s manual for specific RV backup camera installation instructions.

Is Your RV Prepped for a Furrion Camera?

Before you begin, it is very important to find out if your RV is already prepped from the manufacturer to accept a backup camera system, namely the Furrion Vision S system. If so, installation just got a whole lot easier! Take a look at the video below to see just how easy.

If not, don’t worry. You can still install the Vision S system on your RV. The process simply requires a few more steps.

Also, understand that if any part of the process outlined below makes you uncomfortable, you should seek professional assistance from an RV shop or technician.

Installing a Backup Camera System Step-by-Step

1. Install the monitor.

Your first instinct might be to mount the cameras on the exterior of your rig, but getting the monitor set up is an essential starting point.

Choose a mounting location in the cab of the vehicle that will not block your view and that complies with local traffic laws.

Note that some monitors come with various styles of mounting brackets. The Vision S can be purchased with a suction cup windshield bracket and / or a tabletop bracket.

Once mounted, position the monitor to a comfortable viewing angle.

2. Plug the monitor and camera into power.

Using the cigarette-lighter-style Y-type cable included with your kit, plug the monitor and camera you wish to pair into the vehicle’s power supply. The cable provides two connection points to plug in both components at the same time.

3. Pair the monitor to the camera.

Let’s use the rear camera for our example. If you’re installing the Vision S system bundle with the included rear camera, your monitor will come pre-paired with the camera by default.

To pair the devices, press the button on the right-hand side of the monitor to turn on the display. Select “Pairing” from the menu, and then select the camera you wish to pair. This should be the one plugged into the power cable (i.e. the rear camera for this example).

Finally, press and hold the bottom button on the camera for two seconds. Once paired, the monitor will begin displaying video footage from the camera.

4. Isolate the 12V / 24V power source.

Now that your camera is paired, you need to isolate the power source on your RV / remove the key from the ignition. This is an important step! If you’re uncertain about working on your RV’s electrical system, seek professional assistance.

5. Determine the mounting location for the camera.

Installing cameras on a non-prepped RV requires some drilling. Be aware of what you’ll be drilling into.

Additionally, when choosing a mounting location, make sure there won’t be any obstacles blocking your view once the camera is installed. If you’re mounting the rear camera, we recommend installing it as high as possible.

Use the gasket from the mounting bracket as a template to mark where your camera will be positioned. Then, drill a hole for the wiring.

6. Connect the camera wires.

7. Install the camera bracket.

Use the included screws to attach the gasket and bracket to your RV wall.

Pro Tip: Use an RV sealant around the gasket and screw holes to help lock out moisture.

Feed the female connector of the camera power cable through the freshly drilled hole, and connect the bare ends of the power cable to the nearest 12V / 24V power supply.

Be sure to consult the instructions included with your system for specific recommendations on where to connect the power cable and how to ensure fuse protection.

8. Attach the camera.

Be sure to install the antenna on the camera, if available. Then, plug the male end of the camera power cable into the female connector wired into your RV, and finally, attach the camera to the bracket using the included screws.

And that’s it!

If you have additional cameras included in your system, you can install them following the same general procedure outlined above.

Also, you will probably want to make some final adjustments to your system before use, such adjusting the tilt angle of the RV backup camera(s) and tweaking the display settings on your monitor.