2004 coachmen freelander 30' cabin lighting
hi all. new member here; we picked up a used 2004 30' freelander a couple of weeks ago, and i've been slowly cleaning it and making sure it's safe for the family. this is on a ford e-450 super duty ch...
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Believe it or not, after all these years, things haven’t changed much in this regard – the interior lighting wiring of our 2020 model year Motor Home is essentially the same; The switch cluster/panel at the cabin entryway has a light switch for the exterior/awning light strip but none for the interior lights, not very considerate indeed.
Our fast and easy solution, which is readily available and satisfactory for me, is to install a battery powered, motion sensor LED light either at the base of the entry stairs (stairwell), or above the entrance door header. The motion sensor works only in darkness so it works opportunistically for us. The only drawback I feel is that when it senses motions in the middle of the night while everyone is resting, it lit up rather bright in contract and seemed for a long time before it shuts itself off again. Light sleepers may find it annoying…
Our fast and easy solution, which is readily available and satisfactory for me, is to install a battery powered, motion sensor LED light either at the base of the entry stairs (stairwell), or above the entrance door header. The motion sensor works only in darkness so it works opportunistically for us. The only drawback I feel is that when it senses motions in the middle of the night while everyone is resting, it lit up rather bright in contract and seemed for a long time before it shuts itself off again. Light sleepers may find it annoying…
