Will the Replacement Furrion Power Cable # C-FOS07TAPK-006 Work with the FOD43TA-BL?

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Looking for a replacement power cord for model FOD43TA-BL. Is this cord compatible with that system?

asked by: Luis S

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Expert Reply:

I went ahead and called my contact at Furrion, and he confirmed that the Replacement Furrion Monitor Power Cable # C-FOS07TAPK-006 will work with your discontinued Furrion monitor FOD43TA-BL.

expert reply by: Bob C

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Answer 1

The Replacement Furrion Monitor Power Cable #C-FOS07TAPK-006 you were already looking at is the correct replacement power cord for all Furrion Vision S camera system monitors.

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Answer 2

We do offer a replacement monitor power cable, the part number for that is #C-FOS07TAPK-006. Furrion confirms that the cable is compatible with the monitor used by your FOD43TA-BL camera system. I've linked to a product description video for the…

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Answer 3

The extra pigtail of the Replacement Furrion Monitor Power Cable part #C-FOS07TAPK-006 that you referenced is considered to be an auxiliary port. You could plug an additional accessory into it it as long as you have a matching connector.

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Answer 4

As long as the Furrion Back Camera you have installed on your 2018 Heartland RV Bighorn 5th wheel is the Furrion Vision S there are a few different monitors you can use. There is the Replacement 7" Monitor for Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Camera…

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Answer 5

Yes, we do have the Replacement Furrion Monitor Power Cable #C-FOS07TAPK-006 for the Furrion Vision rear view camera system.

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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