Component Question

[Capt.]

Hello everyone.... Question.

I have a "new to me" 2020 330RL High Country, and if your walking into the bedroom... on the celling there is a white device that seems to be missing half of it. Looks like it something slides into it? It has a what looks to be a USB port on the front, and a data type port on the other side. Its definitely OEM, as I pulled it down to see the wiring behind it. And there is about 6 plus wires running through the ceiling to it.

The consigner dealer didn't know what it was, and I spoke to Keystone Customer support, but haven't heard back yet. Just Curious if any one here knows what it is?

Thank you all for your time in advance! Steve

[rohrmann]

If that is near where the ceiling vent is located, that might be the prep for an air conditioner. Our rig was ordered with the A/C from the factory, so don't have whatever they would install for the prep.

[Capt.]

Thank you , It has a factory installed a/c unit. Driving me nuts.

[rohrmann]

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[Mikendebbie]

That is where a Furrion router goes (screen shot from a youtube video below)

[Capt.]

Originally Posted by Mikendebbie

That is where a Furrion router goes (screen shot from a youtube video below)

Ok....Thank you very much! I'll have to find out about it and get one coming.

[Rick n Kelly]

Unless they have drop the price for the service Furrion is not a good deal. My recently traded 2020 3791RD came with the same. I ordered the male portion, ($250+) the monthly service for 15mb was around $75/month. Poor streaming! I had to chose ATT or Verizon for service.
Two months later I stopped the service. There are better options for internet service. Call Furrion and ask questions.

[RMcNeal]

It should have had a plastic cover on it with the Furrion router info. As Rick said, it is WAY overpriced for what you get. I ended up tapping into mine prewire to gain access to the antenna wiring and 12v power for our AT&T wireless router.