How To Purchase Replacement Camera for Furrion 7" Backup Camera System

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i bought a furrion s7 back up camera system from you a while back. Now i have a second Travel Trailer and i need a second Camera for the back of my Trailer, it is prewired for furrion... why can i not find just the camera

asked by: David L

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The Furrion Vision S Wireless Backup Camera is available separately as part # FCN48TASF. It does come with a new bracket as well yes but you can easily just swap out the camera for the bracket you have now. Simply put, this is how Furrion offers the camera as a replacement i.e with the bracket.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

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