Lights and cabin

How to choose camper cab lights and accessories

This area includes a wide variety of components, all related to the driving cab or the vehicle's exterior lighting. Here are the main criteria to consider before purchasing.

Lights: type and position

Camper exterior lights differ by function: reversing lights, clearance lights (rectangular or oval, in orange or white), position lights, and brake lights. Before choosing, identify the position on the vehicle and check the mounting type and compartment dimensions. Hella is one of the leading brands for approved lights.

Light bulbs: size and voltage

Campers almost always operate at 12 V, but some cab lights may use different sizes. Always check the code of the bulb to be replaced before ordering. Some reversing bulbs include an acoustic buzzer, useful as an additional warning when maneuvering.

Seat covers and mats: compatibility with the base vehicle

Cab seat covers and mats are often specific to the model and construction series. Always check the year of registration and the version of your base vehicle before choosing. Cora Manufacturing offers custom-made solutions for the most popular models in the camper world.

Swivel bases and organizers

Swivel bases for the driver or passenger seat allow you to turn the cab seats into comfortable seats when the vehicle is stationary; here too, compatibility depends on the van model. Fiamma and Thule organizers attach to the seats or the cab to make use of dead space during the journey.

Rearview cameras, TVs, and cab electronic systems

Rearview camera kits typically include a monitor, rear camera, and wiring. Evaluate whether the system supports multiple video inputs and whether the camera has infrared night vision. For the TV antenna, check compatibility with the DVB-T2 signal and the possibility of 12 V power supply.