How To Install The Voyager Camera Adaptor On An RV

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Does this part need to be hooked up to 12 volt? I’m trying to hook up my vom719wp to my rv Aladdin system. All other cameras work fine.

asked by: Eric

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Yes, the Voyager Camera Adaptor # 31300006 is meant to be installed to 12v power.

You'll want to plug the white & yellow RCA plugs into your radio, the red wire to 12v power, and the black wire to a ground.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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