WIRED FOR A FURRION CAMERA? Finally, Here's the camera!
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Thank you! That quick mention of the parking lights needing to be on to power the camera saved me! Thank you!!!!
I see all kinds of trailers with "Backup/Furrion prep" -- have wondered how the install would go. Thanks for doing this for me/us, JD. Think a camera that was always "ON" would be terrific to ck on traffic, etc.
Y'all Be Safe!
Yes I’d like to see the reception when traveling. My first camera worked great until I started moving. I installed the Haloview with four cameras on my Fifth Wheel. My RV wasn’t setup for a Furion, so it was a LOT of work. Good to see it was so simple. Thanks for the excellent review/video.
Thank you for this. I knew my trailer was set up for this install but have never seen a video on it. So simple! I am going to buy this for next season.
Thanks for this one, JD. Our 2018 Legacy Montana 5th wheel came with this same camera installed in the rear, but I have never taken the time to 'pair' and use it. I still have the box it came in behind the rear seat in my truck. I hope pairing will be simple enough from the cab of my truck once I try it out. It seems like another nice to have goodie, but I am accustomed to just backing my 5th wheel into place without it. Another good video.
I purchased the complete observation system last January at the Tampa Super Show. Love it. The side marker cameras are really nice in multiple lane, heavy traffic. Field of view is mind-boggling. Having sound on the rear and entry cameras is nice
too.
Thanks for the share, we just had this and the 3 camera system installed in our new Montana we’re picking up next week.
JD, great content as always!! Appreciate it, thank you.
Thanks JD, great content. I had been wondering how easy it was to install.
Thank you JD this was a perfect video for us to install the camera.
Just installed the Furion vision s 5" on my 42 foot 5th wheel. Drove from Ft. Myers, Fl. To Cedar Key, Fl. last week. Never lost the signal. Nice clear picture 👍. I'm very happy with this purchase. Hiway speeds between 55 and 65 mph.
It works really well. I love my furrion cam. It works great when driving. Just have to have ur running light on.
I have the observation camera for my 2015 Open Range but my trailer was only set up as a backup camera. I have to figure out how to change it. Nice video. They have improved the monitor quite a bit since I bought mine.
I’m glad it works with the distance from truck to the back of trailer without signal loss.
I have the 4.3’” version on my TT. Can’t live without it. I don’t use the suction cup mount as I don’t like things blocking my view out the window so I bought a mount that clips into the CD slot and works perfect. Never use CD’s anymore anyways. It’s not only great for backing up but for changing lanes you can angle to see all traffic behind you.
This video saved me a lot of headache. I have had the same furrion observation camera on 3 units. I moved it to our new to us Pinnacle today. Long story short, I forgot about the hard click when plugging it in! Thanks.
Love the content.
Just ordered one, should be here Sunday. Looks like an easy install. Just checked and both side camera lights already have the connection for the camera so all I will have to do is remove the lens and two screws then plug-in the side camera, reinstall the screws and lens and done! Thanks Keystone!
Hello, I deliver to Tiffin Motor Homes all the time. And I saw one of the Vanleigh Beacon parked there Monday night. Nice fifth wheel.
Waiting to pick up our new Grand Design 337RLS, got the exact camera and monitor NIB, can’t wait to get it hooked up. Great video!
I installed one on my camper helps out a lot got a lot of crazy drivers out there
I have the side cameras also. They work great. In the back of my Tiffin Fifth Wheel I had 20’ of slack wire in the back. Had to cut some of that off because I couldn’t get the little bit of wire in that came with the Furrion
Thanks for the video. I just got this for my birthday from my wife.
I have one as well on a 42' Open Range with no signal issues. I bought the 7" with rear camera kit and did not need to pair it. It was already synced. I am guessing if you buy the extra camera you would need to pair those.
My Cougar TT came prewired for the Furrion camera. It's good to see what goes there. I kept telling my wife that you said we shouldn't be towing our trailer with a 1/2 ton. (It did fine with the WD hitch properly adjusted) Well she must have gotten tired of listening to you and me. I now tow my TT with a new F250. Thanks JD
The force is strong with this one, would be interesting to see lower output on an o scope...
I have the same system however with the side cameras mounted on our 43ft fifth wheel. I have no problems with losing signal as we are in motion however I really havent found a great use for the side cameras so if I had it to do over would saved money and bought just the rear camera.
This is great. My Keystone Cougar has the camera prep and I may get this. My F350 has the ultimate trailer tow camera system but I don't want to get that cumbersome setup with the cable that has to run the full length of the trailer. Too bad the truck manufacturers and the RV manufactuers couldn't get together to make a wireless system that integrated into OEM screens that most new trucks have now.
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed!
I’m installing the Vision S (4-camera system) on my Jayco Seismic 4113 today. Got the side cameras on, and boy do I wish I would have had time to get it installed before I headed out on the maiden voyage!!! I got into a couple tight situations where I had to get in and out of the truck a few times to make sure I wouldn’t hit anything on the blind side of the turn with the rear end because of the huge tail swing! Can’t wait to get the rear camera installed next! I’m going to try to mount the 4th camera in the garage instead of as a door cam, so I can keep an eye on the toys/cargo in the garage.
found a real beauty on line cant wait till u scope it out. flagstaff micro lite 25 fkbs, 25' w double full slides...
Love our Furrion backup camera! The only issue we’ve had with it was that it never stayed on. (It was installed at the RV shop before we took it home, so didn’t do it ourselves) When we bought our Keystone Cougar 26RBS, we had them transfer it over and they told us we were missing our camera’s antenna! The RV place we bought our old camper from DID NOT put the antenna on the camera and never told us about it! *smh* 🤦🏼♀️ (they actually left it in the box!!). When we got home with the Cougar, I climbed up the ladder and added the antenna and it worked beautifully last weekend!
Nice camera! My trailer is “prewired” for one of those also, but haven’t bought one yet because they’re so dang expensive! Once I get my accessories mounted on the bumper like I want to, I’ll need to get one of those so I can keep an eye out back there.
Your trailer actually came 'pre-wired' with Furrion's power connector. My brand-new, 'pre-wired for backup monitor' Coleman Lantern 263BH came with the Furrion bracket installed, the hole drilled, and a pair of wires (1 green, 1 black) sticking through the hole. Not what I'd consider a true 'pre-wired' condition. Luckily the camera kit comes with the female side of the power connector, so I guess I'm splicing. Good thing I know how to do that. A lot of RV-ers would be stuck waiting in line for a dealership service visit. Thanks for video.
My TT is 3 years old at this point, but I had them install one when I bought it. At first, I was thinking just a reverse camera, but the tech was quick to correct me. It's an observation camera. I've towed trailers for years, since I was a kid, but I wouldn't have a camper without one these days. It's so easy to completely switch and use it as the rearview mirror when towing. Way more situational awareness of what's behind you or passing you with one of these. Mine is wired to the marker lights, so as long as I turn on my headlights when towing, which I always do, I've got visibility. This camera setup is way nicer and clearer than mine, though.
JD do you have a solution for the lack of real estate in the truck cab for all the various gadgets and screens and how to power everything without having wires dangling everywhere?
Very expensive though. Been wanting to see what is inside that mount before working on mine, glad to see one finally posted. I have a Rand McNally backup wireless camera that I originally bought for the nav unit, but found the nav unit to be of such poor design that I didn't use it. I paid $25 for the camera, and found it works with an iPhone too so mounted it behind the cab of the truck facing the 5th wheel, found it works pretty good so bought a second one for the trailer. Just working out how best to mount the TX for it since it isn't water proof. It certainly will not be as easy as this, but it will work with an iPhone, Android, iPad etc using basic WEP wireless. It also will reach 60' or better.
Would love to see you test the GEN-Y executive fifth wheel king pin box whenever you get the opportunity to test one. Love you’re videos !!
I added three 12v outlets behind the BuiltRight rack I installed on my F350. No more wires hinging down. I wired them to one of the upfitter switches.
Great idea
My 2020 wildwood came with the Furion integration. However, after seeing the camera+monitor is over 500$ I decided to just buy an adapter to install the camera system you last recommended. It looks a little more clunky, but it certainly works well enough.
I mounted ours on the rear view mirror inside my truck with a couple of womens pony tail hair ties. Figured you cant see anything out the mirror with the trailer hooked up works great for me.
We have the 7" monitor and camera on our Laredo 330RL and I can't imagine going back to the time when I didn't have it. Note for people without larger tow mirrors...you don't need them with this camera. You also don't need extensions. By the time you see it coming around your rear on the screen, it's in your mirror. Most new trailers come pre-wired and it's a simple installation. Our trailer was wired for constant 12v so you don't have to have your parking lights on.
Are 2018 Montana 5th wheel came with exact same thing excellent product
I got an earlier model back in 2015. It works well. I felt it was pricey for what it was. I figured I paid for the convenience of the ultra easy install (mine was also prepped). It works ok. Never lost the signal. Mine came paired out of the box.
It looks like the new ones have a better picture and refresh rate. Mine came with a suction cup window mount which was crappy. I ended up getting a RAM x grip which is 100 times better. Overall I would get it again, no question.
I really would like to see a follow up video on how it performs on the road. I do a lot of double towing with my trailer. Im looking in to the 4.5in screen model. Great video
There is also an audio option so you can hear someone talking to you as you back up. Nice feature just not widely advertised.
thank you good info on a camera im looking at
You didn't show us options for mounting the 7" screen in your truck. That is a major dilemma when installing aftermarket backup cameras in vehicles without drilling ugly holes in your dash. Smaller screens can mount to the windshield using suction cups, but I don't think that is a good long term solution. I only pull a utility trailer but a b/u camera would be so convenient when hitching. By the way, my wife and I love your channel, even though we haven't been camping in over 10 years!
stong the force is with that camera! You can, I think hear it buzzing or it could just be to close to a power cable. Nice video
Cell phone feedback I guess
Actually that buzzing is the signals sent by the monitor to the camera. I think it's a bluetooth connection.
Nice Video! We just purchased a Vilano with this same setup, this video will be very helpful.
Next Video suggestion: How to get to the back of the Furrion TV in the living room. I have to get to the optical outlets to connect a small transmitter to my hearing aids. For the life of me I can't seem to figure out how to get to the back of the TV. Please help.
With the amount of electrical/electronic equipment that are add-ons or optional on vehicles, soon batteries are going to need a boost. As well as universal shielding for wiring due to cross interference from all that stuff, such as the buzz on the camera when showing the Furion system.
Hey JD love your videos, I dont agree with everything but I will still keep watching. Could you please do a video or relay some info on using this S vision screen/cameras inside your RV as a security camera, as Furrion advertises? I have searched everything and everywhere including Furrion, there is no reliable information...thanks for all your great info!!!
Installed one on my 2021 f150 platinum it came with regular driving mirrors. Went to the dealer they wanted 3k to replace both mirrors like the ones I have but larger truck mirrors. Bought me a camerra for 400 actually works better than having larger truck mirrors, and way less.
That's my next purchase for my Cougar 25RES. Got a coupon from Camping World that makes the cost around $650 for that same setup.
I added one to my 42' Coachmen 5th wheel and it works okay but it cuts out quite often while driving.
I just installed this system with two side cameras and my biggest gripe is it won't save settings. My rear camera view is backwards and I have to flip it each time I power the screen on. Also, the default view forces me to view just the back camera when I want it to stay on the "H" view. For $1000 I expected more.
We have the Furrion on a 42 foot Mesa Ridge and like it.
Did you ever post anything regarding the camera signal strength when driving? I am purchasing a Beacon 41LKB and am worried the distance will inhibit good camera reception
I purchased the 7-inch version of the Furrion S system and wired it to the marker lights of my 25-foot travel trailer. The camera and monitor pair/connect the second I turn on the lights on my truck. I never loose the signal/picture transmitted by the wireless camera while traveling down the road regardless of the speed. While connectivity is great the picture is terrible, it is to dark regardless of how I set the brightness and contrast. This is not limited to the camera that came with my 7 inch system as I replaced that camera with the camera that came with my Furrion 4.3 inch system and got the same result. I spent a lot of money for a system that produces a picture that is barely usable. If it is an overcast day the picture is dark, if the sun is at your back it washes out the picture, and if you are using it at night the lights from the cars behind you wash out and blur the picture. The camera works ok as an aid to help you park but if you are looking for an observation system to monitor the traffic behind you this system is not for you. The pictures Furrion uses in their advertising is misleading. I have never got a picture that good even in optimum conditions with two different cameras. I suspect this in because the camera Furrion uses in their system is a CMOS camera with a plastic lens. I have spent over $1,300 between the 7 and 4.3-inch Furrion S systems that work ok as a parking assistant, but nothing beyond that. I am now searching for a quality wired system with a good CCD glass lens camera to serve as an observation system as I drive.
What about driving down the road? I keep seeing mixed reviews where it works great for some people and not great for others where some get crappy signal and others get great signal
Do your clearance lights have to be on for the camera to have power? Pretty cool set up.
Takes a bit longer to install but for half the price of the Furrion you can get a Haloview MC7108. You will also need the adapter bracket which is another $10 but it was not hard to install and works great on my 24' Mini Lite. I also have the dash bracket installed on my F-150 like he does and can just attach the monitor to it with a spring clamp which makes it easy to remove when not in use.
How does it compare to the haloview
@@Weak_juan Not sure what you are asking. The one I have is a Haloview. If you mean how does it compare to the Furrion, I'm not sure since I have never had a Furrion but the Haloview works well to monitor traffic behind me and help with backing in.
Do you think they will ever come out with a total electric trailer? Would be a grand idea
I love my furrion S system. There is one caveat. The initial one I bought had a broken antenna. It took a month but Furrion replaced it under their warranty. The new one they sent me had a green line down the screen. Once again, I use the warranty and they send me out another unit. For how fustrating it is to have to go through this process, the camera is irreplaceable.
Man, soon as you turned on the key, the amount of radio frequency interference (RFI) that’s generated was astounding. I’m hoping that the cam package isn’t responsible for that. That would absolutely KILL any radio communications.
I have that camera but can't see out that far and not happy. Reason why I got it was to see traffic behind me and make it easier to see to back in. I get a picture of about 3 feet straight down and behind.
When are the big three going to incorporate these into the infotainment centers when you opt for the towing package? How many screens and wires do you want on the dash? After all Bluetooth is Bluetooth regardless of what you're trying to connect to what. My iPad doesn't care who's headset I'm trying to pare it with. Most any vehicle will pair to just about any phone so why not a third party camera system? Same holds true for a TPMS.
GM has a wired system for an observation camera at the rear of any type of trailer. They say with today's technology, there are still issues for some systems with wireless systems so that's why they chose to go with tge wired system. They also allow for a inside the trailer camera for those needing to keep an eye on livestock or toys inside a toy hauler. Both cameras plug into the receptacle on the back bumper above the 7 pin plug. So you do have the option with GM but not wireless yet. 😒 Ford may have a similar wired system.
How did you mount the Furrion monitor base to your BuiltRight Dash Mount? I watched your BuiltRight Dash Mount install video, searched for this video in hopes of learning how you made the two work together; I have an F350 and Furrion system and just ordered the BuiltRight Dash Mount.
I like it..can't you even set it up as a security camera while camping..like set it in your bedroom at night and if you hear a noise you can get your screen and be able to see the sides and back view (if you have side cameras) of your camper..
Give us a month update on how well it holds up and works when going down the road
Before making the investment, make sure the pre-wired female connector is there behind the mounting bracket. My 2020 surveyor Legend had the the wire but no connector. Only about 3” of wire came out. Not much room to splice in the connector. Very disappointed in Forest River.
Very nice - how would you compare the image quality from the camera and the display to the Haloview? Can you see the Furrion display panel with your polarized sunglasses on?
This video is good timing as we start the journey into preparing for our next RV! Thanks!
Honestly, the system is superior to the Haloview in about every way other than price. I like the low profile nature of the screen which is easier to position and see over and around vs the Haloview. I also like that the range is superior to that of the Haloview with no need for a booster. The truck screen is also very nice and easy to use. Finally, I can't forgot how much easier the install is if you have the mount already.
@@BigTruckBigRV - awesome, that is extremely helpful - thanks! I can relate to those issues with the Haloview.
I have a ford as well. I'm disappointed that it doesn't pair to the screen I already have in my truck. I don't want another screen taking up space. Maybe one of these days they'll get it together and make one. ;)
Do you know if they have a wired camera system that will work with GMC invisible trailer system, to allow use of the truck’s monitor instead of buy a separate monitor.
I wish someone would design a mount for the monitor to hang from the rear view mirror
Is it your plan to replace the 5th wheel hitch with a Reese GooseBox? If so I am really interested in your experience and want to see your review video making this change
If you’re a complete noob like I am who bought their first trailer and then bought the furrion just for easy install then don’t forget that these are powered by running lights! (Or maybe different for other trailers)
I installed it and thought some fuse or something needed upgrading because it wouldn’t turn on. Disappointed but then dealer told me it’s powered by running lights. Sigh. I don’t think instructions to install even say anything about running lights needing to be on
Update. Just a heads up if you run a new 2022 or 2023 GMC or Chevy it won’t work properly. The new electrical system won’t give the camera/amplifier enough power and it will cut in and out on the monitor. However Fusion has a fix, a $60 adaptor that works. I think new fords have the same issue from what I’ve read. But check out for yourself. My 2023 Chevy Silverado needed the adaptor. Saved me from buying a new system.
How does it work while moving? So many of these have a really low frame rate and a lot of lag.
Between the TST, and the Garmin, what's one more devise? Is there a way to link this to a Garmin?
My grand design came with a once connect camera that sucks. The furrion has a different mount have you ever seen my camera type get swapped out for this one?
I bought a camper, 2021 grand design reflection 337rls, with one of these already installed. Did not have the monitor with it. How can i go about getting a monitor and getting it set up?
I saw on Amazon,this cam was $850 vs another furrion that was $169. It wasn't the vision S, but it liked identical. Should I roll the dice?
Can you record with this camera setup? Would love to get side marker kit but it's hard to tell if you can record. Would like to save the video if someone side swiped me and needed it for proof in case they lie and say I swerved into them.
What’s the price? I’d like to have one so I can watch my sleds on the sled deck. 👍👍👍
I am surprised you didn't get one that included side view cameras as part of this install.
Not on this RV
Well, happy to know ill pass up on this camera. So much for so little. Rather get a Dash camera system and make a plug with the trailer harness to a rear camera that will override the rear camera on the truck.
Whats the control box on the side of your console for
You will loose a lot of signal when you start moving. Mine will loose 2 to 3 bars when moving.
Anyone know if you can pair the camera to the dash screen on a Ram? Maybe via Bluetooth or Uconnect. ?
JD,
Realizie this is an old topic now but thought I'd give it a try anyway. Perhaps someone else might chime in with a solution or feedback.
I expect deliver of my 22 F350 Platium in the coming days. My question is, can the Furrion camera be integrated into the factory sync camera system?
I miss the opportunities of running into to you at the storage lot, but your new hacienda I'm sure is quickly developing into a RV paradise.
Best regards
Buster
No you would need a wired camera that connects to the OEM camera plug in the back of the truck above the spare tire
@@BigTruckBigRV thanks for the reply...I'll check into what Ford's camera offers
JD when I purchased my new 2020 F-450 platinum in March, it came in the package I ordered the Ford ultimate backup towing package ( arrived in late, August):- camera, TPMS valve stems and wiring harness. But the Ford dealer will not install, but of course Rick’s RV shop just down the street from the Ford dealer, does it for $1,600 - $2,400 one to two day job. The question is can the backup be made to stay on all the time, and not just when in reverse?
Or better to sell the Ford kit and just buy a Furrion? Seems the Furrion I could install, the Ford one with all new wiring, seems to make it beyond my pay grade, as they say. Suggestions would greatly be appreciated.
On the same vain, since the Ford Ultimate package, comes with the TPMS system (Nitrogen), and since natural air is 78% nitrogen, what are the true benefits of nitrogen filled tires especially with only 22% needed to make 100%,) but doubt anything is 100% - some other additives gets in....then does you Viair pump air or have made it able to pump 100% nitrogen (both coach & truck? Thanks for any replies, or suggestions. 🤔
I opted against the Ford kit because it was way too troublesome to install and maintain. First, youll need an extension cable to allow it to reach. Second, the kit adds an additional wiring bundle running from the truck bed back to the trailer (presumably over the roof of the RV). Finally, it can be permanently mounted but isn't designed for it and would leave exposed cables draped over and down the top, front or underbelly of your RV. Wasn't ideal.
For what it cost i cant believe that unit does not come with the camera already there. My 2017 Montana came with the camera already there.
Why do the RV manufacturers not 'prewire' a dedicated 12-volt feed for the camera instead of using the marker light power? I would think it would be easy when they're building the RV.
Hmm! Simple can be good!! Like you, I tend to cringe at "simple" jobs...because they often aren't. Will be interesting to see if what sounded like RFI picked up by your camera audio will also find its way into your AM/FM radio or even cell phones. The noise seemed to follow, and is possibly rooted in, what the display was doing/showing. Didn't sound like the RF link between the camera and display was the culprit. Best wishes!
This may sound petty, but you would think a luxury brand VanLeigh would come with this already installed. Not that it’s hard to do. Imo it’s a lot like a Cadillac not coming with a backup camera.
After installing this observation system I'm only getting 1 to 2 bars of signal. The feed is choppy and sometimes freezes while I'm driving. My travel trailer is only 26' so I'm well within the advertised 492' capability. Anyone else having this issue?
Can you purchase monitor only and pair with camera already installed?
I'm pretty sure since you can pair the monitor aftermarket.
Just a thought...Amazon sells a $10 phone head mount so you can use both hands while capturing your hands-on videos...
Too bad the Furrion is twice the price of other highly rated similar cameras.
Can't find it on your videos, but did you ever do a video on the Haloview roof top antenna extension install?
@@stevetekrv5791 I didn't but the new owner did and it still didn't maintain a clear signal while driving.
Have the head mount. Just won't hold the camera I use. I am planning on doing more filming with my GoPro Hero9, which is small enough mount in such a way
@@BigTruckBigRV good to know. I guess you get what you pay for. Thank you!
Do you have an update on this?
What is the model number?