RV66 Compatible Replacement Reversing Camera Bundle with 6-Pin PS/2 Adaptor for Swift & Autotrail Motorhomes | RV66-Bundle
Description
RV66 Compatible Replacement Reversing Camera with 6-Pin PS/2 Adaptor BundleA replacement bundle tailored for motorhome owners using the factory-fitted RV66 reversing camera system (especially in Swift and Autotrail vehicles). This package includes a black pod style reversing camera and a 6-pin PS/2 adaptor cable, allowing you to connect directly to your original wiring harness without needing a full rewiring job. Key features
More about this bundle
Designed for RV66 systems: This listing offers a camera built to replace the hidden black pod cameras used in many Swift and Autotrail setups. It restores reversing capability without the need to change the entire system. Adaptor cable included: The kit includes a 6-pin PS/2 adaptor. This converts the camera’s 4-pin fly lead to the same connector format as the original factory wiring. If your original camera wiring had an orange trigger wire, you’ll need to splice the adaptor’s fly lead into the reverse trigger. Camouflage pod design: The camera is designed to be hidden behind trim or covers, consistent with the factory aesthetic in many motorhomes. Image quality & performance: Specification snapshot
What’s in the box
|
Absolutely not. Most cameras only require between 3-4 pins to be in use. On the reversing camera, the adaptor does have a tail coming off (similar to what is on the original camera), this does allow the reverse light feed to run down one of the 6 pins to the EM 5 Series box at the front of the vehicle.
Many hundreds. We have had no issues in replacing the cameras with one of ours.
Approximately half of the installs had a reverse light connection (usually an orange coloured wire) connected up, the other half didn't. If yours did, you would solder/crimp our wire to this. If it didn't you would leave it unconnected, but please add insulation tape around the end to avoid it touching anything - it will connect to the reverse trigger pin of the 6-pin connector, so when the box at the front of the vehicle has reverse voltage, the trigger lead will also go live.