RV electrical products cover both 12V DC house systems and 120V AC shore power throughout your rig. From batteries and converters to outlets, wiring, and power management, electrical components keep your lights on, appliances running, and devices charged. Understanding the dual electrical systems in your RV—12V for the basics and 120V for high-power items—is key to comfortable camping.

What to Know Before You Buy

• Know the difference: 12V DC runs off batteries and works anywhere; 120V AC requires shore power, a generator, or an inverter.
• Amperage ratings must match your RV's service—30-amp and 50-amp systems use different components and connections.
• Wire gauge must be adequate for the circuit amperage; undersized wiring creates heat and fire risk.
• Surge protection and power management devices protect expensive electronics from campground power problems.

Have electrical questions or need help planning a system upgrade? Our team can help you understand your options.

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