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The Furrion Vision S+ package with a 7-inch monitor and rear sharkfin camera is designed to give RV drivers a live rear view while traveling or backing. Its 1080p camera, infrared night vision and expandable multi-camera monitor make it a substantial step up from a basic license-plate camera.
Key manufacturer features
- 7-inch high-resolution touchscreen monitor.
- Rear sharkfin camera with 1080p video and a 140-degree viewing angle.
- Infrared night vision and intelligent IR filtering.
- Toggleable rear-assist marker lines.
- Support for additional doorway or side cameras sold separately.
- Recording and playback when a compatible SD card is installed; card is not included.
- Built-in microphone and motion-activated security functions when powered and configured appropriately.
Match model FOS7HTASF, camera generation, included mount and monitor before ordering.
Compatibility checklist
- Prep bracket: Inspect the existing rear housing and connector rather than relying on a sticker.
- Camera power: Determine whether the circuit is energized with running lights, ignition or another switch. Some vehicles may need an approved adapter or wiring correction for stable voltage.
- Length and signal: Consider the distance from rear camera to cab, plus possible interference from body construction and onboard electronics.
- Monitor placement: Confirm the 7-inch screen will not block the driver’s legal field of view.
- Expansion plan: If side cameras are important, price and verify the full compatible system before purchasing pieces separately.
Backing safely
A camera is an aid, not a substitute for mirrors, a physical walk-around or a spotter. Clean the lens, confirm the live image and understand how wide-angle perspective changes apparent distance. Stop immediately if the signal freezes, an obstacle disappears from view or the spotter is lost.
Set assist lines only after measuring the real vehicle footprint. They do not detect overhead branches, low campsite posts, people beside the trailer or objects outside the lens. Back slowly and use agreed hand signals or two-way communication.
When the 7-inch model makes sense
The larger display helps when viewing multiple cameras or distinguishing details at a glance. Smaller tow vehicles may have less mounting space, while owners who only need occasional reversing assistance may prefer a simpler system. Recording features also require managing the SD card and local privacy rules.
Our buying take
Vision S+ is appealing for a compatible prewired trailer because it can minimize installation work and grow into a broader observation system. The value depends on confirming power and fit first; a premium camera is frustrating if the prep connector or tow-vehicle voltage is wrong.