Turning on the dinette light in your RV shouldn't feel like a downgrade. This satin black ceiling fixture has a champagne gold accent and a clear shade that keeps the bulb visible, so the table area stays lit without a bulky cover.
Mixed metals and mismatched finishes can be an eye sore in a small RV cabin. This fixture uses a satin black finish with a champagne gold accent, so you get a coordinated two-tone look instead of a single flat color. The ceiling reads more intentional when you're updating a dinette space.
Some shades hide the bulb completely, which changes the look and can dull the fixture's style. This light uses a clear shade that allows a visible bulb, so the bulb stays part of the fixture's appearance. You get a cleaner, open look over the table instead of a blocked-off cover.
Dinette lighting has to sit where you use the space without turning into visual clutter. This is a dinette ceiling light for RV interiors, so it fits the overhead lighting spot you'd use above the table. The light stays centered on the dinette area so the space stays functional.
More bulbs can mean more to manage when you're keeping lighting consistent in the cabin. This fixture uses a 1-bulb configuration, so the layout stays simple. When it's time for a bulb change, you're dealing with one light source instead of a multi-bulb setup.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone. Steven here with etrailer. Today we're looking at our Gustafson ceiling light with light shade. Now, folks, this has a clear plastic lens, a nice gold champagne assembly there where the bulb screws in, and a nice satin black metallic connection system. So getting a closer look on this, seven inches tall overall, 10 inches wide diameter on the clear shade, and it does have a nice metallic bracket for hanging it to the lighting fixture in your ceiling. You'll just use the hardware that you already have on your existing light or you can source that locally as well.
It's a simple 12-volt connection. There's a simple push button right here. Turn it on or off. And I am gonna shut off the overhead light so we can take a better look at this. You can see it's very bright and vibrant.
And backing up, I'm about six feet away from the camera in the studio today, and you can see it's putting off a lot of light and it is pretty much chest level with me. So obviously if we had it up a lot taller, let's see if I can do that a little bit, it's gonna put off more light down obviously. This is gonna be great for maybe a dinette ceiling light fixture, something of that nature. Again, 12 volts of power, so super simple to install and use in your RV or camper. Folks, I'm Steven with etrailer.
That's gonna wrap up our quick look together at this Gustafson ceiling light with shade. Have a good one. Stay safe.
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