About the Crux PS-RVC
Cleans up the rear-view picture
You've got your video receiver and backup camera installed only to find interference displayed every time you put your vehicle in reverse. Often, this is caused by noise in the backup light electrical system. You simply connect a Crux PS-RVC noise suppression filter in-line with your backup camera's power cable to eliminate that visual interference. Warranty: 60 days.
What's in the box:
- 12V Power noise suppressor (for reverse light signal)
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Features
3 Wires: The Crux PS-RVC 12-volt power noise suppressor (for reverse light signal) features the following three wires which will need to hard wired.
- 12-Volt Input (Red)
- 12-Volt Output (Red)
- 12-Volt Ground (Black)
Note: The three wires are labeled on the 12-volt power noise suppressor.
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Customer Q&A
6 questions already asked
Q
Installed new led reverse lights and now have static when I press the brake pedal...will this product solve my issues?
[ Christopher Apr 14, 2020 ]
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Christopher... There are is sufficient missing information in your query to make anything other than a guess as a response. This filter works for me for a back-up camera that gets it's B+ (12v) from the brake light circuit. It's not a problem if the engine is off -- but rather provided enough filtering to rid me of electrical static in the monitor for that back-up camera.... so if it's line filtering that you need --- this is a simple solution. Here's additional information we would need to help you: 1) when you say 'static' I assume that it's coming through the radio speakers when those LEDs are energized. If this happens only when the engine is running ... then the filter is a good bet to resolve the issue. If this happens without the engine running -- then the issue may be the car's / truck's electrical system (they are not all the same) may be reading the much lower current required by the LEDs as a circuit issue (blown lamp / open circuit, etc.) and that may have a resulting impact in your sound system...2.) you didn't mention what type of vehicle this is happening in --- which -- again -- if this is creating the static with the engine not running -- check with the manufacturer to see if you can integrate LEDs into your lighting system with out adding additional circuits to rid you of these issues. Good Luck!
[ David Apr 22, 2020 ]
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Hard to say.... I saw some improvement but it was not consistent. If I were you I'd go ahead and do it since it's relatively inexpensive and easy to install. Good luck.
[ Philip Apr 21, 2020 ]
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Hi I have a factory OEM back up camera on a 2014 Ford F350 Sync2 btw. Everything is great it worked good for a while. Now I have a lot of granny jumping picture lines lost single you name it. I have replaced OEM camera with Ford OEM all wiring harnesses up to radio head unit. I have major major static when putting truck into reverse on the screen now. I have replaced nearly every light with good HID lights and good LED's because I like the look. Think this maybe what's causing it?? Anyway will this help with the fuzzy screen the lines on screen and at times the blank screen? Do I install it onto the reverse light circuit or the camera power circuit? Any help is appreciated. Thank You!
[ Decline98 Mar 14, 2020 ]
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Nope. It's the LED lights. I had to put a filter on my reverse lights to take away the static in my screen. They make specific filters to fix the"noise" created by LED light bulbs.
[ Harry Mar 14, 2020 ]
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I don't have a backup camera YET but I am getting humming noise that get a high pitch as I accelerate. I figure it was a grounding issue so I ran a ground wire from my battery to my amp and radio still got the annoying hum. Will this help me out???
[ Julio Jul 08, 2019 ]
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Hi Julio, thank you for your question.
It does sound like a grounding wire issue, but the Crux PS-RVC Noise suppressor, won't be your best solution. I suggest making sure your ground wire is making a solid connection with the metallic body of your car, and a strong connection with your amp and be sure that the ground wire is the same gauge as your power wire. If you purchased your gear from us, please contact tech support with your order number, they will able to pull up your order, and help you with trying to track down the source of your issue. If you did not purchase your gear from us, chat with an Advisor online, or by phone at 1-800-324-9695. They will be able to speak with you about your current setup, and see if we may have a better solution for you.
[ Jess Jul 19, 2019 ] Staff
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I've wired my camera to my head units constant power. And I've wired the head units cam trigger to reverse tail light. I've also grounded at the tail light. Will this item eliminate the Interferance, if see can you please provide example on how to wire?
[ Kaipo Mar 22, 2019 ]
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I had a similar issue when connectjng the backup camera to my radio and this device did not help. In fact, it got worse. I finally decided to disconnect the ground wire from the tail light and the interference then cleared up. So I tapped off the rear ground and it has been fine since.
[ Harvey Lewis Apr 01, 2019 ]
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The real answer is you MUST have a good ground. Even if it means a hard wire to the frame. This should help with any other interference from the car alternator
[ CHRIS Apr 01, 2019 ]
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