With the addition of a $7 bracket and extension cable, You replace the Furrion mount.
https://www.haloview.com/haloview-ba...wired-rvs.html
I removed the entire Furrion shark-fin bracket, leaving only the rubber seal from the furrion mount. Widened the center hole that the power cord coming out of the trailer was pushed through. Plugged in the converter cable that came with the adapter kit and mounted the adapter mount for the Haloview. It took me about 30-40 minutes and half of that time was reading the instructions and opening the Furrion mount for the first time and removing it.
Within another 10 minutes, I had the wireless monitor installed and was driving down the street to see how much range she had with the camera mounted on the back of a 32' toy hauler not in direct line of sight.
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