How to run 110 power wiring in the back of the tv/dvd for a smart tv 342 rinker

SERENDIPITY

has anyone  run a 110 wire  from existing 110  to the back of  existing tv  . does anyone have a wiring diagram of   a 342 rinker .or where i can find it   mine is a 2006 tks

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there is an outlet situated  below the seat in the cabin near the front bed  .i was going to run  wiring  (12-3 boat  wire) from that outlet  to the back of the  tv and install a new  outlet . there does not seem to have 15 amp power in back of the present  tv/dvd tks  for your help

MarkB

Do you have a spare ACC breaker in your 110V switch board?  I would run power from a spare breaker, to be on the safe side.

DanD2

Personally, I would put a 12v outlet instead. That way, when your on the hook, you don't need to run the Genny to watch TV.

Black_Diamond

There us a 342 wiring diagram in the archives. I posted it up there. You should already have a 120vac outlet in the tv cabinet and a 12vdc on that same cabinet too. 

raybo3

My 342 has both also.....

MarkB

Unless I'm wrong, I think he needs the 110V because he wants to connect a smart TV. I haven't seen a 12V smart TV out there, but maybe I'm wrong.

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YOU MENTION BOTH 12V AND 110 DC  IS IN THE BACK OF THE TV  I CANT FIND THE 110  ??ON MY 342

Black_Diamond

My 2003 has a 110VAC outlet in the TV cabinet, it's tucked back in there, the antenna amplifier plugs into it too,  I have a 12VDC outlet facing aft from the TV cabinet too. 

raybo3

SERENDIPITY there should be a 120vac outlet right inside the TV cabinet....

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OK ill double check again tks

Michael T

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Capt Ron

There is no AC outlet behind the tv because it's 12vdc. Instead of running a 110v wire I bought an inverter that provides the ac needed to power the tv and plug it into the 12v outlet next to the power antenna. A lot easier than a cabin tear down.

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CAPT RON youre right tks

DanD2

Capt Ron said:

There is no AC outlet behind the tv because it's 12vdc. Instead of running a 110v wire I bought an inverter that provides the ac needed to power the tv and plug it into the 12v outlet next to the power antenna. A lot easier than a cabin tear down.

Most boats have an antenna booster that runs on DC & AC so I would suspect that there is a 110v outlet some where's in the TV cabinet. I would tend to think that it would be standard equipment.

MarkB

Serendipity, don't you have an antenna booster?