License plate lamps are easy to confuse when the original housing has broken away. First identify what is actually missing: the light, its mounting bracket, or a combination tail-light assembly. These Optronics and Grote examples illustrate different mounting styles, connectors and component types carried in this store.

Which part of the original plate-light assembly is missing?

Small individual plate lamp A small separate unit mounts to the plate area; measure its fasteners.
Bracket with or without light The missing part may be the steel plate holder, an LED kit or both.
Plate light built into tail lamp Three LEDs under the driver's tail lamp illuminate the plate on matched models.

Simplified component diagrams for identification only; these are not dimensioned mounting templates.

Optronics LPL31CBPMini surface lamp: two-inch screw centres and two non-polarized black leads.
Grote 60011Resealable incandescent license light: 1¾-inch screw centres and replaceable #67 bulb.
Optronics LPL12CKF2BKit includes the two-LED lamp, a black vertical bracket and matching grommet.
Optronics LP15SBPZinc-plated steel bracket supplied without electrical lighting components.

Inspect the old installation in five steps

  1. Photograph the old lamp from above and below the plate, including any mounting holes left in the bodywork.
  2. Look for a readable manufacturer's number. If none remains, record whether the housing is chrome-finish, black or part of the taillight.
  3. Measure the fastener spacing and inspect if the connection is two wires, barrel terminals or part of the RV's tail-lamp harness.
  4. Decide whether the holder is intact and only the light is missing, or if the bracket itself must be replaced.
  5. Match the exact manufacturer product and confirm the light placement rather than substituting a similar-looking item.

The LPL31CBP mini lamp is designed for 12–24V DC use. The LPL12CKF2B and Grote 60011 are different designs with their own connections. Do not assume their brackets or wiring are interchangeable.

Compare exact part numbers before selecting a replacement

The examples below may all be used near a license plate, but they cannot automatically replace one another. Look at the function and connection first.

Part Brand Product type Mount Power / wiring
LPL12CKF2B Optronics LED light and bracket kit Vertical bracket with 3/4-inch grommet Black power, white ground; 0.180-in female barrels
LPL31CBP Optronics Mini chrome LED surface lamp Two-inch screw-hole centres Two black non-polarized leads; 12–24V DC
60011 Grote Industries Chrome-finish incandescent license lamp 1-3/4-inch screw-hole centres 12V incandescent; replaceable #67 bulb
LP15SBP Optronics License plate mounting bracket only Surface mounted; accepts compatible stud-mounted lamps None — separate lighting required
RVSTL61S Optronics Driver-side tail light with plate illuminator Surface-mounted RV tail-lamp body and license bracket Green stop/turn, black tail, white ground
One lamp may not meet the specified arrangement. Optronics marks LPL31CBP with a (2)L lighting classification and specifies a paired mounting arrangement for the listed configuration. Do not assume that a single mini light automatically provides the required license plate illumination. Follow the applicable vehicle lighting requirements.

Compare the actual products and mounting pieces

Review the full product photograph for each item, then check its individual listing for condition and availability.

Separate lamps and a preassembled LED bracket kit

When the plate mounting bracket is the broken part

If the original plate support is bent, compare the LP15SBP bracket with the mounting surface. You will still need compatible lighting.

Driver-side tail lamp with built-in plate light

A plate bracket beneath the tail light may be part of the tail-light housing itself. RVSTL61S includes that feature and is not a universal replacement for standalone plate-light housings.

Check the condition and availability on each UsedRVParts listing. Viewing and pickup in Kelowna are by appointment.

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