There are also wireless kits available in the aftermarket that will operate any 12-volt circuit so you could turn on all the lamps on the same circuit at the same time, using a remote fob. But it would be less expensive to simply wire in a conveniently located wall switch. But I'd take a second look and see if there's not one there already.
Friday, August 3, 2012
No Wall Switch for Ceiling Lamps in RV
There are also wireless kits available in the aftermarket that will operate any 12-volt circuit so you could turn on all the lamps on the same circuit at the same time, using a remote fob. But it would be less expensive to simply wire in a conveniently located wall switch. But I'd take a second look and see if there's not one there already.
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