RV Electrical
An RV runs two separate electrical worlds at once: a 12-volt house side fed by your batteries, and a 120-volt side fed by shore power or a generator, with converters and inverters bridging them. This department covers everything that feeds, stores, protects, and draws on that power, from the battery bank out to the last LED.
948 products
Peterson Mfg LED Dome Light | 5.8" x 2.8" Rectangular Interior Fixture
Camco PowerGrip 30A-to-15A Dogbone Adapter | 12", NEMA TT-30P to 5-15R
Camco Standard RV Battery Hold-Down Tray | Group 24/24M
Diamond Group Amber LED Marker Light | 4" x 1.5" with Reflector
Go Power! MC4 Output Cable | 10 ft, Male-to-Female, 10 AWG
Peterson 821 Series LED Stop/Turn/Tail Light | Red, 6.5" Oval
Peterson LED Stop/Turn/Tail Light Kit | Round, 7-Diode, Red
Peterson Manufacturing 823C-7 Oval Flange-Mount LED Light | 7.88" x 3.63" Amp, Multi-Volt LED Back-Up
Peterson Manufacturing Combination Tail Light | Stop/Turn/Tail, Surface Mount, License Bracket
Peterson Manufacturing LED Stop & Tail Light | Right Side, Clear Lens, Waterproof
Peterson Manufacturing V507 Rubber-Mounted Utility Light | Shock-Absorbing, 12V
Peterson Stop & Tail Light | Red, Waterproof, Universal Fit
Southwire Neutral-Ground Bonding Plug | For Generators
Anderson Universal Rubber Duck CB Antenna | Black, Flexible Radio Whip
Camco PowerGrip 15A-to-30A Dogbone Adapter | 12", NEMA 5-15P to TT-30R
Arcon Pigtail Adapter, 30 A Female to 15 A Male | 9 in., Yellow
Diamond Group LED Bulb Replacement by Valterra | 1004/1076, Bright Daylight, 2-Pack
Diamond Group LED Replacement Bulb, 921 Style | Bright White, 2-Pack
Diamond Group LED Replacement Spot Bulbs | 1141/1156 Base, Dimmable, 2-Pack
License Plate / Rear Light | M436B, 12V Incandescent, Clear Lens
MG Innovative Green LongLife LED Dome Light | 150 Lumens, 120° Beam
MG Innovative LED Oval Porch Light | Black, Clear/Amber Lens, On/Off Switch
Peterson 426KR Stop/Turn/Tail Light Kit | 4" Round, Incandescent
Peterson Manufacturing 421KR Oval Sealed Tail Light | Stop/Turn/Tail, Red Lens, 12V
Peterson Manufacturing License Light Arm Stud Mount | Waterproof, 12V
Peterson Manufacturing Stop & Tail Light | 12V, Clear Lens
Peterson Manufacturing Stop & Tail Light | Red, Surface Mount with License Bracket
Peterson Oval Stop/Turn/Tail Light | Red Lens, Submersible LED
Peterson Surface-Mount Stop/Turn/Tail Light | Red
Peterson V452L Stop & Tail Light | Red, Multi-Function Trailer Lamp
RV Designer Slide-In/Slide-Out Switch Harness | 6" with 5-Pin Square Connector
StarLights 1156 LED Replacement Bulb | Single-Contact Tail Style, Pack of 2, 12V
JR Products 12V Furniture Switch | Black, 20-Amp Slide Switch
Marinco ParkPower RV Shore Power Dogbone Adapter
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MG Innovative LED Oval Porch Light | Black, Clear & Amber Lens
Optronics UCL60CBP Sealed LED Utility Light | Clear Round, Chrome Trim, White
Peterson 107-3R Incandescent ID Bar Light | 16.63" x 1.42", Red
Peterson Manufacturing 188A LED Clearance Light | Amber, Integral Reflex
Peterson Manufacturing 188R LED Clearance Light | Red, Integral Reflex
Peterson Mfg Incandescent License Plate Light | Red Lens, Vibar Socket
Following the power from source to fixture
Power in a rig moves in a line: it enters from a source (shore, generator, or solar), fills storage (your batteries), converts between 12-volt and 120-volt as needed, then runs everything from the reading lights to the fridge. These five categories track that path.
- Batteries & Charging: house and starting batteries, chargers and maintainers, plus battery boxes and disconnects.
- Converters & Inverters: power converters, pure sine inverters, inverter/chargers, and transfer switches.
- Power Cords & Electrical: shore cords and adapters, surge protectors, fuses and breakers, outlets, and wiring.
- RV Lighting: interior LEDs, porch and exterior lights, task lights, and replacement bulbs.
- Solar Power: solar panels and kits, charge controllers, and the mounts that hold them to the roof.
Chasing a dead circuit? Trace it back to the side it lives on, house or shore, and the right category usually falls out. Battery upgrades and solar tend to arrive together, so it pays to plan both at once.