Introducing the US Hardware 15 Amps RV Single Conventional Switch — a purpose-built control designed for the rugged, on-the-go environment of RVs. This compact single-pole switch handles 125V circuits with a 15A rating, giving you reliable, straightforward power control for lighting, fans, or other essential RV loads.
Designed for RV panels and quick replacements, this switch comes in a clean white plastic housing that blends with most interior RV décor. Its 4-1/2" height and 1-3/16" width strike a balance between a secure fit and a slim footprint, making it a practical upgrade or repair for aging or worn-out switches. The carded packaging ensures you get a fresh, retail-ready part that’s easy to store and swap in your next maintenance project.
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Amperage and voltage: 15A, 125V
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Type: RV single conventional switch (1-pole)
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Material and color: White plastic housing
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Dimensions: 4-1/2" tall × 1-3/16" wide
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Packaging: Carded; includes 1 switch
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Brand: US Hardware
Why this switch stands out for RV use: it’s purpose-built to deliver dependable control in the tight spaces of an RV cabinet or wall panel. The 125V, 15A rating covers common RV power needs, giving you a simple, predictable on/off experience without the complexity of multi-pole setups. Whether you’re upgrading a worn switch in your living area, bunk, or kitchen, this model provides a straightforward replacement that respects the standard RV electrical footprint.
Who should consider it? RV owners, seasonal travelers, and service technicians who value a reliable, readily available replacement part that fits standard RV switch arrangements. It’s also ideal for mobile setups where quick, tool-free swaps are important for keeping trips on schedule.
Practical tips: before installation, ensure the power source is fully disconnected. While this switch is designed for common RV circuits, verify your panel’s compatibility with a 1-pole, 125V, 15A configuration and match the physically available mounting space to the 4-1/2" × 1-3/16" profile. For a secure connection, use proper terminals and follow your RV’s electrical guidelines or consult a licensed technician if you’re unsure.
