Awning Lighting

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There are some LED strip lights which the brightness can be adjusted  via a remote control we have one made by Kampa we tend to fit ours between the awning roof and the cotton roof lining which defuses the light more 

Why not hold fire until you try the awning with the over door light.  We find our over door light more than sufficient to provide light in our Bradcot Aspire Air 390 air awning.

The Kampa Sabre lighting is excellent, if a little expensive but it works well and you can plug the units in together.  I think, up to a maximum of three.  We have two in our Kampa 390 and, to be honest, it's overkill - one would be sufficient. Plus you have the advantage that all new Kampa awnings are 'Sabre ready' and have the velcro straps around the awning to carry the light tubes.

Mine are stored under one of the beds in the van, protected by lengths of pipe insulation.

Agree with richardandros, the Kampa Sabre lighting is excellent and comes with a remote which we take in the car with us when we go out and expect to return after dark. Turning on the lights from the car on return saves fiddling around ith torches on unlit pitches

 

Does anyone know of any anywhere that has the Kampa sabrelink 150 starter kit in stock, seem to be a bit like rockinghorse poo, add on kits easily  available. 

 

if you cannot get the Kampa kit, take a look at these alternative's 

Vango Sunbeam Flexi light kit (i have this and attaches to the airbeam and comes in 2 4 and 6 m lengths

outdoor revolution lumi link kit.

Winfields Outdoors currently have both items in stock.

 

hope this helps.