Hi Frank, The Camco RV Single-Stage Heat and Cool Wall Thermostat #CAM09221 can be wired to a 3-wire system by using the terminal cross reference chart to determine which wire goes where. With how finicky Dometic's AC systems are you likely would…
Hello Steve, Good news! Your Go Power! 30-amp MPPT controller #GP72RR can handle up to 600 watts on a 12-volt system, so adding two more 200-watt panels like #34282182 to your existing one is perfect. That puts you right at the controller’s safe…
All you will need is a mushing #58184 that will allow you to use the 1 inch ball shank in the 1-1/4 inch diameter hole on your weight distribution head. If you instead decide to get a new ball you can use #19286.
The closest LED replacement we have for the Trailer Clearance Light part 154A-R is the Thin Line LED Fender Clearance Light part #MCL65ARB. This light has both a red/amber lens, 10 diodes, and measures 3-15/16" long x 1-1/4" wide x…
Hey Neil, welcome back! We do not carry any replacement glowing stickers for the TorkLift GlowStep Camper Scissor Steps - 5 Steps item #TLA7805. The only option I would have to replace them is the 7" Long White/ 11" Long Red Conspicuity…
If your 2020 Explorer is equipped with the factory 7-way trailer connector, it will have the brake controller connector under the dash. The connector is located under the dash, above and to the right of where the driver's right knee would be. The…
Hey Jacobus glad you asked your question and congrats on the new RV! You are going to be way overrated if you use a 1,500 lbs or 1,000 lbs tongue weight rated weight distribution system. Bigger in this situation is definitely not going to be better.…
You're right, the mounting bracket is unique (in a good way) for the Curt TriFlex NEXT Trailer Brake Controller #C24VV. The bracket is smaller and all you do is put the included adhesive tape on the bracket and stick it wherever you like under…
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Yes, consider the cooler's design and finish to match your decor. Stainless steel and sleek black finishes are popular for a modern look. Also, think about whether you want a glass door to display your collection or a solid door for a more discreet appearance.
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