Motion Sensor Porch Light For Rv / Motorhome / Fifth Wheel (white) on 2040-parts.com
Campbellsville, Kentucky, United States
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Motion Sensor Porch Light Detects motion 10' - 25' and lights the area around your RV door to keep you safe at night. Distinguishes between people and small animals or blowing debris. Frightens away unwanted night-time intruders. Lets you return to your RV safely at night. Monitors your battery and blinks to alert you to low voltage. 12V DC Priced Each. White.  |
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