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Dial in your interior with Command Electronics RV light fixtures that make upgrades and replacements straightforward. Options with standard white and black wires simplify hookups, and you can pick from puck, reading, or fan/light styles—some add a USB port that stays powered without idle draw, touch controls, or independent base and reading lights. When a lens isn't sold separately, replacing the full fixture is the go-to fix.
Yes, but it will only cut power. With a touch-switch light, turning it back on typically requires touching the light itself. Plan the switch where it's easy to reach, and tie into the RV's white (ground) and black (power) wires. If you want on/off at the wall, choose a non-touch style instead.
Usually you'll need to replace the entire light. Some Command Electronics lights don't have separate replacement lenses or parts available. Measure the inside diameter of your recessed light to confirm size, but plan on a full fixture swap if a lens isn't offered on its own.
Yes, the USB port is active at all times. The light's switch does not affect the USB, and the port does not draw any amperage when idle. If you want the USB to turn off, place it on a switched circuit you can control.
Brightness varies by model; one option is listed at 1801M Lumen. Compare lumen specs to your needs for reading vs ambient light. If existing ceiling lights are too harsh, consider a focused reading light. For retrofits, check cutout size and whether you'll need a plate to cover any old holes.
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