bing tracking image

Rv Steps - Electric Step, 2 Steps

Filters
2

















What our customers are saying:
very easy to shop
Mike
Richmond, CA

Electric 2-step RV Steps for easy entry

Going with an electric step in a 2 steps layout keeps boarding easy while staying compact. For a direct swap, confirm your step width like 24" or 29", the bolt pattern, and the door switch wiring style match your coach. A floor jack or an extra set of hands helps because the assembly is heavy.
Installation is generally straightforward. Multiple mounting holes can help line up with the coach. A second set of hands helps because the steps are heavy; a floor jack can support the unit during removal and replacement. Expect to handle four mounting bolts and plug-in wiring; have basic hand tools ready.
Look for a simple connector that matches your existing wiring. In some cases you may need a couple wire connectors and an inline fuse connector. Verify whether your magnetic door switch and cut out switch can be reused. If your setup uses a switch magnet or sensor, confirm it's included or plan to add it.
Match the width to your original steps, commonly 24" or 29". Measure the mounting area and the existing step treads to confirm. Folded depth on a 24" wide double step can be approximately 18", so check clearance under the coach before ordering. If your current unit is 24" wide, stick with that width for a direct fit.
Yes, many electric 2-step RV steps are direct replacements with plug-in connectors. Check your step width (commonly 24" or 29") and verify the bracket bolt pattern against your coach. We've seen installs where the magnetic door switch and the cut out switch did not need to be changed. If your coach opening is tight, plan for minor trimming.