When your Carefree Altitude patio awning stops responding to the wall switch, this is the part you need. The R019487-003 is the genuine OEM replacement rocker switch kit -- sourced directly from Carefree of Colorado -- so you get an exact fit, correct wiring connector, and matching black finish without any guesswork or adapter hassles.
The Carefree Altitude series is a popular power patio awning found on a wide range of Class A, Class C, and fifth-wheel RVs. The wall-mounted rocker switch is the primary control point for extending and retracting the awning, and like any electrical component, it can wear out, develop a faulty connection, or sustain damage over time.
This kit gives you everything required for a complete swap: the rocker switch itself, a matching black faceplate, mounting screws, and the pre-wired 4-wire connector that plugs directly into the Altitude awning harness. No splicing, no adapters, no sourcing hardware separately.
Sourced from Carefree of Colorado -- the same part installed on Altitude awnings at the factory. Correct fit and function guaranteed.
Includes the rocker switch, black faceplate, mounting screws, and 4-wire connector harness plug. Everything you need for a full installation.
The 4-wire connector mates directly with the existing Altitude awning wall harness -- no wire splicing or crimping required.
Manufactured domestically by Carefree of Colorado and backed by a limited 1-year manufacturer warranty.
This rocker switch kit is designed specifically for Carefree of Colorado Altitude motorized patio awnings. The Altitude line uses a dedicated 4-wire wall switch circuit to control the motor -- this kit is matched to that circuit and connector configuration.
If you are unsure whether your awning is an Altitude model, check the awning roller tube label or your RV owner's manual for the Carefree product line designation. The Altitude series is identifiable by its low-profile cassette housing and integrated LED lighting option on many configurations.
Swapping the rocker switch is a straightforward DIY job for most RV owners comfortable with basic 12V electrical work: