Add focused light where you need it with Command Electronics RV interior reading lights. Install is straightforward with standard white and black wires, and the solid build handles regular use and adjustable aiming. If you choose a touch-switch model, a separate rocker can cut power remotely, and finish options like silver or black help match your space.
Yes, but it will only turn the light off remotely. With a touch-switch light, cutting power with a separate switch won't turn it back on—you'll need to physically touch the light to reactivate it. Wire the added switch in-line on the 12V feed and verify your light uses a touch control before planning the layout.
Yes, models that include both a base light and a reading light can be operated independently. Look for separate controls so you can use one without the other. Verify the control layout before installing to match how you plan to use the lights.
On versions with a USB port, the port is active at all times and the light's switch does not affect it. The active port does not draw any amperage when idle. Confirm your specific reading light includes a USB port if this is important for your setup.
Installation is straightforward. Expect standard white and black wires for RV connection and a solid housing. These are normally wired with the leads hidden behind the wall; if you need surface wire channels and bends, source those at a hardware store. If replacing a larger ceiling fixture, check the existing holes—use a plate if needed to keep the new light from sinking into a gap.
They use standard white and black wires for RV connection, and the wire at the back has been 14 gauge. Match your RV's polarity and secure splices. If moving a light from ceiling to wall, plan wire routing and protection, and use channels or conduit as needed.
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