RV Exterior Porch Utility Light - 12v 280 Lumen Lighting Fixture. Replacement Lighting for RVs, Trailers, Campers, 5th Wheels. White Base, Clear and Amber Lens Included (White, 2-Pack)

For the price and the lumen count, it was INCREDIBLE!. I couldn't be happier. Once I figure out how and where to run another, I will buy one more.

Ready to install. Lights up steps real good.

Fast shipping, good price and bright. There is no gasket with these lights to seal against camper like older models.

Very, very bright, many times brighter than the stock light. It’s exactly what we wanted to light up the front “porch area” under the awning. It’s fairly easy to switch out the old fixture. The two things keeping me from rating it a 5 star are the fact that only 2 of the 4 holes line-up with the original fixture holes. It’s easy enough to drill two small pilot holes for the ones that don’t match up. The other negative is that it does not come with a rubber gasket to make it water tight. I would be willing to pay a little more for the light fixture to come with a gasket. The fix was to use clear silicone to water proof it. All in all it’s a good replacement and I am pleased with the outcome. If you really want to brighten up the outside of your RV, this item is going to be the easiest way to go.

Nice and bright

Ordered few weeks ago and just installed it yesterday. It is amazing the quality of light it produces. Arrived fast, very easy to install and very good quality.

Perfect fit and bright

Almost a perfect match to the old fixture, and works like a charm. Nice and bright - at least as bright as the old one, and probably more. And, I expect a lot less maintenance. We had to replace the bulb in the old fixture every couple of years. The mounting was very easy, although the screw holes didn't match the old fixture. That was expected, so no big deal. It was pretty simple to drill new ones, although you might have to figure out how to work around one of the old holes, depending on how your old fixture was attached. You might also want to dismount the old fixture to make sure you can get to the wiring. Ours was tucked back inside, and took some amount of fishing to get the connectors to the outside of the wall. Not a problem if you have access from the inside, but it's worth checking out to make sure you get at them from one side or the other.