Connecting power for the TV unit

CCPICC

I had to upgrade my old all in one TV/DVD to a digital TV/DVD and now I am not directly wired into the power board and I have to use a plug in adapter to work the unit. My question is does antone know how to directly wire in my TV.

jkjenn

CCPICC said:

I had to upgrade my old all in one TV/DVD to a digital TV/DVD and now I am not directly wired into the power board and I have to use a plug in adapter to work the unit. My question is does antone know how to directly wire in my TV.

Are you saying that you went from a 12v DC unit to a 120v AC unit? If so, you will have to convert it from AC to DC, somewhere and an adapter might be the most simple route. If it is a 12v DC unit, then you might want to contact the manufacturer to see if they have a power plug you can use. Photos would us understand better, though.

John_and_Kris

Agree with Jenn.  We added a tv booster to ours and works great. I think you can get access behind the tv area to go straight down to the area under the "driver side seat" where there is 120v AC 

tabulous

My flat screen TV has a power brick (supply) has a 110v input and a 5v output.  Would it be possible to convert to 12v?

Mouseketab

My original 7" COBY TV/DVD was wired into the 12V system and when I replaced it with a digital 10" COBY TV/DVD, I decided to forgo the 12V system and run it on regular electric. I put a power strip in the closet and ran a heavy duty extension cord along the floor from the outlet on the bench, drilled a hole in the cabinet, and into the closet.