RV Interior Lights

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Ceiling Light Fixture
$39.13 - $214.99

Courtesy Light
$24.24 - $24.24

Dome Light
$7.86 - $175.50

Night Light
$9.23 - $10.76

Pendant Light
$47.85 - $354.60

Puck Light
$10.60 - $35.41

Reading Light
$25.79 - $56.87

Step Light
$28.82 - $33.15

Strip Light
$21.95 - $123.12

Utility Light
$10.49 - $143.10

Vanity Light
$63.65 - $107.48

Wall Light
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RV Interior Lights for Easy Upgrades

Give your camper a fresh glow with RV interior lights built for simple swaps. Choose from puck, dome, sconces, pendants, and LED strips in 12V, with options that work on 24VDC and warm white 3,500 kelvin. For a clean fit, match diameter, cutout, and mounting-hole spacing, then wire to your existing leads.

Dry-fit the light to confirm hole size and screw spacing before wiring. Some trim rings can be hard to remove without breaking—work slowly and use a plastic pry tool. A few lights may not include screws, so have mounting hardware on hand. If instructions are small or hard to read, enlarge them or reference clearer diagrams.

Some are dimmable and some are not. Check the dimmable note and verify the power requirement (12VDC or 24VDC) before you buy. If dimming matters to you, confirm compatibility with your existing dimmer. When in doubt, choose a light specifically called out as dimmable to avoid flicker or limited range.

Look for warm white options and compare Kelvin ratings; warm white - 3,500 kelvin was noted. Check lumen output to gauge brightness if you're replacing very bright puck or dome lights. If matching fixtures, measure carefully so the trim and lens look consistent. Swapping one area first can help confirm a good color match.

Start by removing the old light and measuring the overall diameter, cutout, and mounting hole spacing. Check the switch style you want (push button or slide) and confirm the light runs on 12V. Wiring is typically simple: connect black to 12v power and white to ground. If the new unit's screw holes are larger than your old ones, plan for different hardware or brackets.

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