RV Exterior Lights from Command Electronics with surface mount
Tidy up your rig with surface mount RV exterior lights from Command Electronics that are easy to place where you need light for porches, steps, or the hitch area. Some models include a built-in switch while others tie into an external switch, and certain versions use motion sensing. Check orientation markings like wall-mount only or an up arrow, and be ready to add screws, sealant, or a gasket if they aren't included.
Not if it's marked wall mount only. Check the back of the lamp for an "up" arrow or orientation note before installing. For a horizontal, under-gooseneck spot, verify the light allows that orientation. After mounting, seal the perimeter to help reduce moisture intrusion.
Some do, and some don't. Certain porch-style lights include an on/off switch on the light, while courtesy-style floor lights typically have no internal switch and rely on an external switch. Motion-detected options are available too. Check switch type and location; protect the switch boot and watch for condensation, resealing if needed.
Often they do not include mounting screws or wire nuts. A sealing gasket may also be absent, so plan to use caulk or make a gasket to help seal the back. If your old holes don't match, drill new ones and fill/seal the originals to prevent leaks.
Installation is typically straightforward. Check wiring—black wire is positive and white is ground. Some lights don't include mounting screws or wire nuts, so have hardware ready. Test-fit first since mounting holes may not line up and the circuit board can be close to the holes; pre-drill carefully. If replacing a different footprint, seal old holes with caulk.