Replacement Wires for Rear View Safety Side Camera Kits

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Are there replacement cables for the side cameras? We just bought the cameras, however we messed up and will need new cables. The cameras are working fine. Part RVS-775L and RVS-775R need new cables.

asked by: Lani D

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To replace the cables that came with your side cameras # RVS-775L and # RVS-775R we have the following parts:

- Safety Adapter Cord # RVS-RCA5-AM
- Female Power Cable # RVS-RCA-P
- 33' Extension Cable # RVS-104N

If you're talking about the cable coming out of the camera itself then there isn't a replacement cable for that but you should be able to get 2 of the # RVS-RCA5-AM and cut and splice the 5-Pin Male parts together.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Ralph

2/27/2024

I need just the RVS-775R replacement camera. NOT the kit with the wires and all that. Just the camera.

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Jon G.

2/29/2024

@Ralph I reached out to my contact at Rear View Safety but unfortunately there isn't an option for just the camera. They only have it available with a cord like what I mentioned above.

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