Awning lights
I've been looking at putting a set of lights on or under the awning. Our last trailer didn't have an awning, but we never used it that much anyways. The new rig has a 13' manual crank out awing. Is it...
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Since you don't have an outside outlet. Check inside where your fridge vent is. There usually is an outlet mounted on the side in there and the fridge is plugged into one side of it leaving one open.
Or if you are not a boondocker, just run an extension cored under the coach to pedestal and plug into the 110 outlet.
And....IMHO I do NOT attach lights to the roller of the awning because if a storm comes up you most likely will not have time to undo all those lights before you can roll up your awning to save your awning. And that could cost you your awning. Been there done that, don't do that anymore.
If you are looking to light up under your awning and not just for the fun of putting up tacky lights (that is what they call them no joke)!
I use a brooder lamp with a push tension clamp and use either a cfl or led bulb. I clamp it to the arm and point it upward and it lights up the whole underside of the awning. Takes 2 seconds to unclamp it to roll up awning.
Or if you are not a boondocker, just run an extension cored under the coach to pedestal and plug into the 110 outlet.
And....IMHO I do NOT attach lights to the roller of the awning because if a storm comes up you most likely will not have time to undo all those lights before you can roll up your awning to save your awning. And that could cost you your awning. Been there done that, don't do that anymore.
If you are looking to light up under your awning and not just for the fun of putting up tacky lights (that is what they call them no joke)!
I use a brooder lamp with a push tension clamp and use either a cfl or led bulb. I clamp it to the arm and point it upward and it lights up the whole underside of the awning. Takes 2 seconds to unclamp it to roll up awning.
