The go-to 10-pack for RV owners who need reliable #1141 incandescent bulbs on hand. Fits backup lights, dome lights, trunk lights, and a wide range of 12V interior RV fixtures. Standard BA15s single-contact bayonet base makes swapping fast and tool-free.
The #1141 is one of the most widely used bulb types in automotive and RV applications. Whether you are replacing a burnt-out reverse light on your tow vehicle, restoring a dome light in your trailer, or refreshing a step light on your motorhome, the #1141 is almost certainly what the fixture takes. Camco's 54788 keeps ten of them on your shelf at once -- because when one goes, others are usually not far behind.
Each bulb in this pack is a direct, drop-in replacement for any fixture that accepts the standard #1141 bulb type. The BA15s single-contact bayonet mount locks in with a simple push-and-twist, and the 12.8V/18.4W rating keeps it compatible with virtually any 12V RV or automotive electrical system.
Single-contact bayonet mount -- push in and twist to lock. No tools needed. Same base used in the vast majority of RV interior and exterior 12V fixtures.
21CP delivers clear, warm incandescent light suitable for backup illumination, dome lighting, step lights, and reading lights in RV interiors.
Standard incandescent service life under normal 12V operating conditions. Buying a 10-pack ensures you are ready for the full RV season and beyond.
Fits backup/reverse lights, dome lights, trunk lights, courtesy lights, and other RV and automotive fixtures designed for the #1141 bulb.
The #1141 shows up in more places on an RV than most owners realize. Common applications include:
If your fixture takes a single-contact bayonet (BA15s) bulb at 12V and you are unsure of the exact trade number, check the old bulb -- #1141 is stamped or printed on the glass or base of the original in the vast majority of cases.
Incandescent bulbs are consumable items. A typical RV has multiple fixtures running the same #1141 type, and they tend to fail after similar hours of use. Stocking a 10-pack means you cover your entire rig in one purchase -- and you have spares ready for the road when a light fails far from a hardware store.
The #1141 is an ANSI-standardized trade number. Any fixture labeled for a #1141 bulb will accept these Camco replacements directly. Related trade numbers in the same BA15s family include #1156 (higher wattage, for turn signals and brake lights) and #1003 -- be sure your fixture specifies #1141 before ordering, as wattage and light output differ between these types.
The #1141 base (BA15s) is also available in LED retrofit versions. LED drop-ins draw less current and run cooler but may require load-resistor wiring on systems with LED-sensing flasher relays. These Camco 54788 bulbs are standard incandescent -- a true like-for-like replacement that works in any fixture and on any 12V flasher or circuit designed for incandescent loads. No modifications required.
When a #1141 backup light bulb fails, also check the socket for corrosion at the contacts. A corroded socket will shorten the life of the replacement. Clean contacts with electrical contact cleaner and a small wire brush before installing the new bulb. A light application of dielectric grease on the base pins helps resist future corrosion in exterior fixtures.