Furrion Rear Cameras: Easy Backup Views for Your RV
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Furrion is the name many new RV owners first meet without realizing it. A large number of travel trailers, fifth wheels and motorhomes leave the factory “Furrion pre-wired,” which means the builder has already run power to a small mounting plate high on the back wall so a Furrion wireless camera can simply be plugged in and bolted on. Furrion’s own Vision S and Vision S+ systems are built around that plate, and because the mount is so common, several other brands now sell cameras that fit the same spot.
This guide looks at six products that come up when people search for a Furrion rear camera: three genuine Furrion kits and three third-party kits that are sold as compatible with Furrion pre-wired RVs. In one sentence, the difference is this: the Furrion models range from a basic 4.3-inch 720p kit to a 7-inch three-camera system, while the compatible kits from Yakry, ZEROXCLUB and WOOCARTY all pair a 7-inch monitor with a single camera made to use the Furrion mount.
Furrion Rear Cameras Compared
| Model | Made by | Monitor size | Video resolution | Cameras included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup | Furrion | 4.3 inches | 720p | 1 |
| RV Backup Camera Wireless Plug | Yakry | 7 inches | Not listed (monitor described as HD 1080P) | 1 |
| Furrion 2021124370 Vision S+ RV Backup | Furrion | 5 inches | 1080p | 1 (rear sharkfin) |
| Furrion Vision S+ Wireless 3-Camera RV | Furrion | 7 inches | 1080p | 3 (rear plus left and right side) |
| ZEROXCLUB 1080P 7″ DVR Monitor Wireless | ZEROXCLUB | 7 inches | 1080p | 1 |
| 1080P 7″ Wireless Backup Camera System | WOOCARTY | 7 inches | 1080p | 1 (magnetic) |
Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup for Simple Rear Views
Furrion
Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup Camera System, 4.3" Monitor, FOS43TASF
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup
Best for: Small rigs needing a simple rear view
Pros
- Motion sensors wake the display
- Built-in microphone for audio
- Night vision camera
Cons
- 720p video only
- Small 4.3-inch monitor
The Furrion Vision S Wireless RV Backup is the entry point of the Furrion lineup covered here. The kit includes one 4.3-inch monitor and one camera that can work as a rear view, backup or doorway camera. The monitor uses 2.4 GHz digital wireless, shows rear parking marker lines, and the camera records 720p video through a wide-angle lens with a listed 120-degree field of view.
What makes this older Vision S model interesting is its security side. The listing says motion sensors auto-wake the display, the camera has night vision, and a built-in microphone transmits audio, so you can hear a helper calling out “stop” while you back in, or notice activity near the rig while parked. The listing does not specify how far the wireless signal reaches.
This kit suits owners of smaller trailers or anyone who just wants a basic, genuine Furrion backup camera. If you want sharper 1080p video or a larger screen, the Vision S+ models further down are the natural step up.
RV Backup Camera Wireless Plug for a Bigger Screen on a Pre-Wired RV
Yakry
RV Backup Camera Wireless Plug and Play: Pre-Wired for Furrion Easy Install
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
RV Backup Camera Wireless Plug
Best for: Pre-wired RV owners wanting a large screen
Pros
- Furrion bracket and pigtail included
- Adds up to 4 cameras
- Recording function
- IP69K waterproof rating
Cons
- Made by Yakry, not Furrion
The RV Backup Camera Wireless Plug is not made by Furrion. It is a Yakry product, the Y27, that ships with a Furrion bracket and pigtail wire so it can attach to a Furrion pre-wired RV. That is the honest way to read “for Furrion”: it fits the mount, but support and warranty come from Yakry.
The listing highlights a dual-antenna design, with a signal range of up to 825 feet in open areas and a working range of up to 320 feet on vehicles. The 7-inch monitor can take up to four cameras and switch between them, the camera has 8 infrared lights and an IP69K waterproof rating, and a recording function lets the system double as a dash cam. It can run as a reversing camera or as a full-time rear view. The listing calls the monitor HD 1080P, but the camera’s own video resolution is not stated plainly, so treat that detail as unclear.
Choose this one if your RV is pre-wired and you want a big screen, recording and room to grow to four cameras. Buyers who prefer to stay with the original brand should look at the Vision S+ kits instead.
Furrion 2021124370 Vision S+ RV Backup for Compact 1080p Viewing
Furrion
Furrion 2021124370 Vision S+ RV Backup Camera System – 5" Monitor, Rear Sharkfin Camera #FOS5HTASF
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
Furrion 2021124370 Vision S+ RV Backup
Best for: Drivers wanting genuine Furrion 1080p compactly
Pros
- 1080p camera
- Touchscreen controls
- Records to SD card
- Compact 5-inch monitor
Cons
- Side cameras sold separately
The Furrion 2021124370 Vision S+ RV Backup pairs a 5-inch monitor with a rear sharkfin camera. “Sharkfin” simply describes the camera’s shape, which is made to sit on the Furrion mounting point at the top of the rear wall. The camera records in 1080p with a 120-degree viewing angle and infrared night vision.
The listing names touchscreen controls for switching views and menus, the ability to show four views at once, rear assist marker lines, and SD card recording so you keep a record of recent driving. The monitor is described as compact and slim, which helps keep the windshield clear. Side cameras are mentioned in the description but are sold separately, so out of the box this is a single-camera kit.
This is a good fit for a first-time RVer who wants genuine Furrion 1080p quality without a large screen on the dash. If you already know you want side views for merging, the three-camera version below saves you buying them one by one.
Furrion Vision S+ Wireless 3-Camera RV for Full Coverage
Furrion
Furrion Vision S+ Wireless 3-Camera RV System with 7" Monitor, FOS7HTAEN
Price and specifications are read from the Amazon product page and can change.
Furrion Vision S+ Wireless 3-Camera RV
Best for: Big rigs needing rear and side views
Pros
- Three cameras in the box
- Side cameras replace marker lights
- 7-inch anti-glare touchscreen
- Motion sensors and microphone
Cons
- More to install than single-camera kits
The Furrion Vision S+ Wireless 3-Camera RV is the most complete Furrion kit in this list. It includes a 1080p IP65 waterproof sharkfin rear camera plus left and right side cameras with LED marker lights, all shown on a 7-inch anti-glare touchscreen. The side cameras are designed to replace existing marker lights, and the listing says most RVs are already prepped for this system, which cuts down on drilling.
Furrion lists 2.4 GHz proprietary wireless, tested for up to 100 feet at high speeds and up to 492 feet in open spaces. The monitor shows up to four cameras, has park assist marker lines that can be toggled on and off, and comes with windshield and table mounts. The camera also has motion sensors that wake the display and a microphone for audio. One small inconsistency: the bullet points and description quote a 140-degree viewing angle, while the spec sheet says 120 degrees.
This kit suits larger motorhomes and fifth wheels where blind spots along the sides are the real worry. For a small camper that only needs a rear view, it is more system than you need, and the single-camera Vision S+ is simpler.
ZEROXCLUB 1080P 7″ DVR Monitor Wireless for Pre-Wired Recording
Best for: Pre-wired RVers wanting loop recording
Pros
- Plugs into Furrion pre-wired jacks
- Loop recording to SD card
- IP69K waterproof camera
- 7-inch IPS screen
Cons
- Made by ZEROXCLUB, not Furrion
- SD card not included
The ZEROXCLUB 1080P 7″ DVR Monitor Wireless is a third-party BW7M system from ZEROXCLUB that connects directly to Furrion pre-wired jacks. It is not a Furrion product. The camera turns on automatically when the vehicle’s lights are on, has an IP69K waterproof rating, a 120-degree view, 6 infrared lights and a light sensor for night vision.
The 7-inch IPS screen can display up to four cameras, includes parking guidelines, and comes with a windshield suction mount and a desk stand. Loop recording works once you insert an SD card, which is not included. The listing is refreshingly clear that “wireless” only means no video cable: both camera and monitor still need wired power. It also warns that some GMC, Chevy, Ford and RAM vehicles use PWM power that can cause flicker, and recommends a Furrion 7-way adapter or a 12V PWM filter, both sold separately.
Pick this if recording matters and your RV is pre-wired. If you drive one of the trucks named in that warning, budget time for the extra adapter. Anyone who also tows a car and wants a crash recorder might pair it with a 4K dash cam for the tow vehicle.
1080P 7″ Wireless Backup Camera System for No-Drill Mounting
Best for: Renters wanting a no-drill magnetic mount
Pros
- Magnetic camera base
- Fits Furrion pre-wired jacks
- 18-month warranty
- Dimming and zoom functions
Cons
- Made by WOOCARTY, not Furrion
- Shorter listed signal range
The 1080P 7″ Wireless Backup Camera System comes from WOOCARTY, not Furrion. It connects to Furrion pre-wired jacks, and on vehicles without that prep it can attach to metal surfaces with a strong magnetic base or be secured with the included screws. The camera is 1080p, IP69K waterproof, rated from -4°F to 176°F, and uses infrared LEDs at night.
The 7-inch IPS screen shows up to four cameras with parking lines, has dimming and zoom, and comes with a suction cup mount and a fan-shaped bracket. Its listed signal range is shorter than others here: up to 50 feet when reversing and 36 feet in continuous use. Like the ZEROXCLUB kit, both parts still need power, and the same PWM warning applies to some GM and Ford vehicles. WOOCARTY adds an 18-month warranty.
This suits someone who wants to move one camera between a trailer and a truck, or who is not ready to drill. For a longer rig, the Furrion 3-camera system’s range is a better match. If you are curious how other brands approach this, our wireless backup camera guide covers more options.
How to Choose the Right Furrion Rear Camera
Start by checking whether your RV is Furrion pre-wired. Look for a small plate or cap high on the rear cap, and check your owner’s manual. If it is there, the Furrion Vision S+ kits and the three compatible kits can all use it, which makes installation far easier.
Next, decide between genuine Furrion and a compatible camera. Furrion’s own kits keep everything under one brand. The Yakry, ZEROXCLUB and WOOCARTY kits add 7-inch screens and recording, but they are separate companies, so warranty and support come from them.
Then match screen size and cameras to your rig. A 4.3-inch or 5-inch monitor is enough for a small trailer; a 7-inch screen is easier to read on a long motorhome. If side blind spots worry you, the Furrion 3-camera system is the only kit here with side cameras included.
Finally, look at video and extras. The Vision S offers 720p, while the others list 1080p. Recording is available on the Vision S+ 5-inch, the Yakry kit and the ZEROXCLUB kit. For watching the campsite when parked, the Vision S and 3-camera Vision S+ have motion wake and a microphone, though a dedicated outdoor security camera is better for full-time monitoring.
FAQ
What does “Furrion pre-wired” mean?
It means the RV builder has already run 12-volt power to a mounting point on the back of the RV, usually near the top, so a compatible wireless camera can be plugged in and screwed on without running new wires through the coach.
Are the “for Furrion” cameras made by Furrion?
No. In this list, the Yakry, ZEROXCLUB and WOOCARTY kits are made by those companies. They are sold as fitting the Furrion mount, but they are not Furrion products.
Is a wireless RV backup camera really wireless?
Only the video signal is. As the ZEROXCLUB and WOOCARTY listings explain, both the camera and the monitor still need a power connection. The wireless part saves you from running a video cable the length of the RV.
Why might my screen flicker on a GM or Ford truck?
Some newer trucks send PWM power to the trailer lights, which can disturb the camera. The ZEROXCLUB and WOOCARTY listings suggest a Furrion 7-way adapter or a 12V PWM filter, sold separately.
Which Furrion camera should I buy first
For most first-time owners of a pre-wired RV, the Vision S+ 5-inch kit is a sensible start, with 1080p video and recording. Owners of big rigs who want side views should go straight to the 3-camera Vision S+ system.
Can I add more cameras later?
The Vision S+ monitors, the Yakry monitor and both 7-inch compatible kits list support for up to four cameras. The listings do not specify whether cameras from different brands work together, so plan on staying within one system.
