Connecting power for the TV unit

CCPICC
CCPICC Member Posts: 43
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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.
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  • jkjenn
    jkjenn Member Posts: 6,417
    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.

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  • John_and_Kris
    John_and_Kris Member Posts: 302
    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 
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  • tabulous
    tabulous Member Posts: 13
    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?
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  • Mouseketab
    Mouseketab Member Posts: 1,238
    edited March 2016
    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.
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