Security Light
We have a Keystone Montana fifth wheel...over the past five years it has come on by itself a number of times. The inside switch that controls the light is still in the off position...the only way, sh...
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D.E.Bishop wrote:
Okay, I have a question, I am not being a smart a$$ or anything like that, I'm not stirring the pot, I'm a Class A guy and hear about these scare lights all the time on trailers, 5ers in particular. My question is why do trailers have them and normally Class A's don't.
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I don't mean to step on anyone's toes but, Why?
I suspect it is because on a trailer, whether regular trailer or 5th wheel, if something "goes bump in the night" you must get out of your RV to get to the truck to "get out of Dodge". Those lights light up the darkness pretty good and might "scare" the intruder away or at least let you see them and let them know you are aware.
In a motorhome, all you do is take a seat in the drivers seat, turn the key and you are gone! No need to go outside and see what the commotion is.
Barney
