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Alex
Blowing Rock, NC
Command Electronics RV Exterior Lights for your rig
Set up camp your way with Command Electronics RV Exterior Lights that suit porch, entry, and courtesy spots. Choose versions with a built-in switch or motion activation, or lights that tie into your existing switch. Before mounting, check orientation notes like wall-mount-only labels, confirm your hole layout and hardware, and plan your seal so the light fits and lasts.
Not all of them; some housings are marked wall mount only with an up arrow. Check the back of the light or the instructions before mounting under an overhang or ceiling. If orientation is restricted, pick a model rated for your mounting position. Seal the perimeter to help keep out moisture when mounting horizontally.
Some do not include mounting screws or wire nuts, so have hardware on hand. A few did not come with a sealing gasket; plan to caulk or add a gasket. Mounting holes may line up with your old light, but you may need to drill new holes and fill/seal the old ones. Watch for designs where the circuit board is close to the mounting holes and position screws carefully.
They surface-mount using hardware in each corner of the base, then the cover installs. To remove the cover, use the small tabs at the top and bottom and pry gently with a flathead screwdriver to pop it off. Verify screw locations and don't overtighten into the housing.
On some lights, black is positive and white is ground. LED setups can use a PCB, so the "bulb" is not replaceable—replace the whole fixture if the LEDs fail. If the switch is exposed, check the boot and add sealant as needed; condensation after rain has been seen when there's no gasket.
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