Identify Optronics LED RV Awning Lights by MPN & Switch

Replacing an exterior RV awning light begins with the fixture's original part number, its overall length and how it is switched. Optronics makes low-profile Opti-Brite LED lights with sealed housings, a downward-directed beam and different bezel and switching arrangements. The four product numbers here are not interchangeable simply because they use 12-volt wiring.

Choose the control arrangement first

Optronics awning light models by exact MPN

The poly-pack ILL70CBSBAWNP is an 11-inch light with nine white LEDs and a listed 0.15-amp draw at 12 volts. Do not assume its switch and bezel arrangement matches the other 11-inch versions without checking the exact unit. Its catalog packaging reference also does not imply that a single online order includes a wholesale case.

What changes with the 18-inch model?

The ILL71CBAWN is longer than the 11-inch models and has a separate mounting footprint. Its greater length may suit a longer RV awning area, but it should not be treated as a direct replacement for a smaller housing. Confirm the fastener layout, wire entry and surrounding bodywork before drilling or changing the existing fixture.

Five checks before ordering an RV awning light

1. Record the complete original number. Optronics suffixes can identify switching, bezel finish or packaging. Similar-looking light bars may not have the same feature set.
2. Measure the housing and hole positions. Check overall length, mounting centres, existing wire opening, surface curvature and clearance from the awning arms or door.
3. Check the switching circuit. Verify whether the existing RV controls power externally or whether an accessible built-in switch is required.
4. Confirm voltage and polarity. These are 12V-class fixtures; follow their labelled wiring connections and protect the circuit with the appropriate fuse.
5. Seal the installation properly. Follow the RV body and lighting manufacturer's mounting directions. Preserve the wall's weather seal and do not trap water behind a fixture.

Do all LED awning lights provide the same coverage?

No. Output, lens and beam angle affect the illuminated ground area. The 11-inch Opti-Brite wedge fixture directs light downward; the longer 18-inch model has a different lighting and mounting arrangement. Compare the actual fixture data rather than treating raw lumen figures as direct measures of usable walkway lighting.

Find the matching Optronics light

These cards open exact UsedRVParts.ca listings. Review each item's current condition and availability before ordering. Eligible used stock may be viewed or collected by appointment in Kelowna; some products are brand new.

Optronics ILL70CBAWNFS

11-inch 9-LED awning fixture · 11 in

Chrome snap-on bezel; separate RV wall switch required

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Optronics ILL70CCSBAWN

11-inch switched 9-LED awning fixture · 11 in

Chrome snap-on bezel; local fixture switching

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Optronics ILL70CBSBAWNP

11-inch Opti-Brite light, poly pack · 11 in

0.15A at 12V; check mounting and switching against exact supplied unit

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Optronics ILL71CBAWN

18-inch sealed LED awning light · 18 in

Longer LED model; different mounting footprint from 11-inch lights

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Other RV exterior lights

If the original fixture is a rounded porch light rather than a long awning bar, consult our Optronics oval RV porch-light identification guide. Those models have different lenses, mounts and switching arrangements.