Solera 18V Power RV Awning Options
Updated 07/01/2021 | Published 06/29/2021
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Question:
I want to buy one right away but need a 14foot one. Do you offer one? Can you make one? If not, what other alternatives do you suggest? In 12 years I have have had 2 Dometic Awnings that were 12vt so perhaps I should go with a manual one? Thank you for your advice!
asked by: William
Expert Reply:
For the 18V Power RV Awning a 16' option is available, # LC730492 in white fade or # LC729486 for black fade. This is smallest width in a complete kit option.
For a manual deployed awning we available the Solera Universal Awning Support Arms for RVs - Hybrid - 69" Arms - White, # LC434728 and either the Solera 14' White Fade RV Awning Roller and Fabric, # LCV000211475 or the # LCV000223179 for Sand Fade.
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Solera 18V Power RV Awning - 18' Wide - Rechargeable Battery - Black Fade
- RV Awnings
- Patio Awnings
- Powered
- Extends 8 Feet
- Fabric/Rollers/Arms
- 18 Feet Wide
- Black Fade
- Solera
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