Does Rear View Safety Backup Camera RVS-771 Operate on 12V Power

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I am interested in Rear View Safety Backup Camera - Weatherproof - Night Vision - RCA Connectors - RVS-771. Is it 12 volts? Thanks.

asked by: Kelly M

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Expert Reply:

Yes, the Rear View Safety Backup Camera # RVS-771 is a 12V device that draws its operating power from the host vehicle. According to my contact at RVS the kit includes a 12V pigtail lead that gets wired to the vehicle battery (not shown in the photos) and into this the red 12V power plug will be installed.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 5

I have a great solution for you with the Rear View Safety Backup Camera #RVS-771 as this comes with an RCA connection adapter to fit directly to your truck. The only other thing you'll need is the Trailer Tow Quick Connect Kit #RVS-213-613 so…

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 10

I have a complete replacement camera system option for you, but since your current camera system is no longer made there are no replacement cameras available that use your same monitor. I recommend replacing it with the Voyager WiSight 2.0 Wireless…

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Answer 11

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