Keep your RV cooler and protect your interior from sun damage with the Camco SunShield. Its air-cell polypropylene core sandwiched between two layers of reflective film provides real insulating performance -- not just a thin foil sheet -- while staying light enough to tuck away when you pull out of camp.
Parked RVs can turn into ovens within minutes on a sunny day. The SunShield mounts directly against the interior glass surface and reflects radiant heat back outward before it can warm the cabin air, dashboard, or furnishings. The air-filled cells add a secondary insulating barrier that a single-layer metallic shade cannot match.
At 62 inches wide by 26 inches tall, this cover is sized to fit large coach windows, panoramic side windows, and wide cab windows in Class A and Class C motorhomes. Always measure your window opening before ordering -- the cover should press flush against the glass edge to edge for best performance.
Two outer layers of metallic reflective film deflect solar radiation and visible light to keep radiant heat from transferring into the coach interior.
Lightweight polypropylene air cells between the film layers add insulating dead-air space -- reducing conductive heat transfer beyond what plain foil provides.
Included Velcro pads mount to the window frame or glass surround for a quick, no-tools installation and clean removal without damage to surfaces.
The flexible construction folds or rolls compactly so the cover stores easily in an overhead bin, basement compartment, or under a seat when not in use.
The SunShield uses a three-layer laminate construction: a reflective metallic film face, a core of encapsulated air cells made from lightweight flexible polypropylene, and a second reflective film backing. This construction is similar to the foil bubble insulation used in building envelopes, scaled and cut for RV window applications.
The silver finish reflects both direct sunlight and diffuse sky glare. The material is flexible enough to fold without cracking and durable enough for repeated seasonal use.
Installation requires no drilling or permanent modifications. The process for most windows:
Prolonged UV exposure fades coach upholstery, cracks vinyl dashboard surfaces, and degrades plastics faster than most RV owners expect. A reflective cover installed against the glass intercepts UV at the source rather than relying on interior window treatments alone. For coaches stored outdoors between trips, consistent use extends the life of your interior finish.