enblethen
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Make and model of your rig?
Looks like RJ-45 connectors plus power input. Possible that it operates AC and furnace like an interface.
Bud
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1995brave
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Backup alarm. Check your rear bumper for round sensors. The A,B, and D are for the sensors. The next one goes to the dash monitor that shows how close you are and of course the red and black go to switched power.
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midnightsadie
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I,d agree with 1995brave ,but follow the wires, part of rving .
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IAMICHABOD
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I would also go along with others,that it is a backup alarm.
It would be very helpful if you could tell us the make and model of RV this is.
2006 TIOGA 26Q CHEVY 6.0 WORKHORSE VORTEC
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ScottG
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Seems like a lot of wires for a B/U alarm!
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garyhaupt
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Removed by poster. Incorrect answer.
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DrewE
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ScottG wrote:Seems like a lot of wires for a B/U alarm!
Not really, not for "backup alarm" as in a sonar or similar system to detect when you're getting close to an obstacle. There's a power input on the right, what I assume is a lead to the buzzer or whatever on the instrument panel, and a few connectors (A, B, and D) for the sensors.
For a backup beeper such as trucks and construction equipment have, then yes it's a lot more wires than one would expect. That would typically just be a little noisemaker box wired to the reverse light circuit, and have no separate control box.
Given the little picture of a cartoon car emitting wi-fi, I think a sonar backup sensor system is a very good guess.
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ScottG
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DrewE wrote:ScottG wrote:Seems like a lot of wires for a B/U alarm!
Not really, not for "backup alarm" as in a sonar or similar system to detect when you're getting close to an obstacle. There's a power input on the right, what I assume is a lead to the buzzer or whatever on the instrument panel, and a few connectors (A, B, and D) for the sensors.
For a backup beeper such as trucks and construction equipment have, then yes it's a lot more wires than one would expect. That would typically just be a little noisemaker box wired to the reverse light circuit, and have no separate control box.
Given the little picture of a cartoon car emitting wi-fi, I think a sonar backup sensor system is a very good guess.
Yeah, that's a different animal. I was just thinking the beep thing.
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ksg5000
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Camper8251 wrote:Flux Capacitor
LOL - if so he should stay under 88 mph.
Kevin
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MRiley37
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Wow, thanks so much for all the replies, I have a lot of things to look for now. It does have a C connection it just fell out when I took the picture. There are no sensors on my back bumper it’s solid metal. But maybe that was put in there just in case they added sensors at a later date. My RV is a class C 2015 Thor majestic on a Ford E4 50
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