I picked up a $10 motion sensor light in the RV section of Walmart to help light up the steps. Sometimes at night the steps can be hard to see clearly especially when tired. The first time I tested it out I placed it leaning against the trailer in the awning arm track and was very pleased with the results. Later I used a velco awning strap to keep the light in the new position after closing up the awning. This worked out as well. I was able to direct the light upon the steps and it would come on when need be. It uses either 2 or 3 AAA batteries.
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Not trying to hijack this thread but we put a motion light that plugs into wall outlet in bathroom for those latenite urges. We seldom boondock so not a problem for us.
I agree about it being useful in the bathroom. I think it can come in handy where ever someone needs to move around in the dark.
I like the idea of plugging one into the outlet but so much of my stuff have oversized plugs which hogs the outlet. (Heater fan, hair dryer, DVD player)
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