Folks, I am making what called RV Nite Lite. It plugs into your 7 wire trailer plug into this unit and the exterior trailer lights will come on without having to be tied to your travel vehicle. This unit works off your camper battery and when the battery voltage drops below 12 volts, your power inverter will automatically start recharging your battery long as your camper is hooked up to shore line power or to 120 volts. This will no work if you are boon docking or without 120 volts. It lights your camper -pop ups, T.T. hybrid, 5 Th wheel, so you and your kids can find your camper easier at night. Your camping neighbors will be wondering how you have your camper lights on when not attached to the tow vehicle.
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Note there is no lights on, nothing hooked up to the trailer plug.
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RV Nite Lite is installed and the camper lights are on.
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Here is a close up view of RV Nite Lite in Use.
Order yours today! They are $25.00 with shipping.
Thanks for looking! By the way, Patient is pending or on the way!
We really like our RV Nite Lite, Jimmy. We especially like the fact that the lights are on all night on all sides of the camper in case we need to go outside during the night or peek out the windows to see what is making "that" noise (as in raccoons maybe). The lights aren't enough to annoy fellow campers either. It was nice findng our battery charged the next day when hitching up with our electric jack too!
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Sorry folks, I had 3 pictures showing, now just down to one. Not sure whats going on, but you get the idea from the one and only picture. I have more pictures in my photo file marked RV Nite Lite under my screen name.
I fixed your original message, all 3 pics should be showing
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Seen alot of home made versions, some even use a flasher unit so you can have the lights blinking, incase you have to leave the trailer on the side of the road... A real simple way of doing this is just to jump two pins on the 7 pin plug.. Google "ozandus dongle" and you can see the images/schematic to make one yourself...
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