Furrion Fos48ta-bl Color 100' Wireless Observation Back Up Camera Fos48tapk-bl on 2040-parts.com
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FURRION FOS48TA-BL COLOR 100' WIRELESS OBSERVATION BACK UP CAMERA
SYSTEM
Furrions observation system boast amazing features including the
latest in digital wireless technology, eliminating interference from
the outside environment. The powerful infrared wide angle lens camera
digitally locks to the 4.2 LCD color display providing over 100ft
of seamless long distant video transfer.
Vibrationsmart
Climatesmart
Digital wireless technology
Direct monitor pairing
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