Keep your Solera Classic awning arms locked down and rattle-free every time you hit the road. This OEM Lippert travel lock clips onto the 1.25-inch awning arm to prevent the arm from shifting, vibrating, or accidentally deploying while your RV is in motion.
The Lippert 362101 is the factory-correct travel lock designed specifically for Solera Classic roller awnings. Every time you break camp, this small but important part keeps the awning arm snugged against the RV wall, preventing the low-frequency vibration and rattling that can wear on awning hardware over thousands of miles of travel.
At just 0.05 lbs, the 362101 adds virtually no weight, and its gray finish blends with Solera Classic hardware. This is a direct OEM Lippert replacement -- the same part used on the original factory installation.
Designed and built by Lippert to fit Solera Classic awning arms exactly -- no modification or adapters needed.
Sized for the 1.25-inch diameter awning arm tube standard on Solera Classic roller awnings.
Only 0.05 lbs -- adds no meaningful load to the awning hardware while keeping the arm firmly secured during transit.
Gray color coordinates with Solera Classic awning hardware for a clean, factory-matched appearance.
An unsecured awning arm can vibrate repeatedly against the RV sidewall during travel, wearing the arm mounting point and creating noise. A properly installed travel lock eliminates that movement at the source, protecting both the awning hardware and the RV exterior finish over time.
This part is specifically designed for Solera Classic awnings with 1.25-inch arm tubes. Solera and other Lippert awning lines use varying arm diameters and lock designs -- confirm your awning model and arm tube size before ordering. If your Solera arm tube measures 1.25 inches in diameter, part number 362101 is the correct lock.
When stowing your awning, roll the fabric fully in, then position the arm flat against the RV wall before engaging the travel lock. Engaging the lock while the arm is still under tension can stress the clip mechanism. Always verify the lock is fully seated before driving.
It is good practice to carry a spare travel lock on longer trips. These small clips can be dislodged or lost during awning deployment in windy conditions. Stocking part number 362101 as a spare ensures you are never traveling with an unsecured awning arm.