Replacement RV Parts

RV Horns Come In A Wide Variety Of Sound Options: Which One Is Best For You?

RV horns may be added to recreational vehicles for a couple of different reasons. The safety of your RV requires that you have a horn, so if yours is damage or no longer works, you will need to make an aftermarket purchase and installation. On the other hand, you may choose to replace the horn in your motorhome simply for the sake of novelty.

The Hadley Bully Electric Dual Air Horn Kit, for sale at amazon.com, is audible for a full mile. It features an actual two-horn chrome set that mounts onto your cab with a sound that resembles that of a semi truck horn. Whether you are driving a Winnebago, Airstream, or Fleetwood, this is a fun addition for your motorhome. You can purchase this and all the hardware necessary for its installation for $296.97.

At twinsrecreation.com, you will find the RV Powerhouse Roof Mount Horns. This features two chrome horns, the longest of the two measuring 13 ½ inches long, that mount to the top of your RV. This is an aftermarket product that is equally suited for a Class A Monaco and a Class C Holiday Rambler, as well as any other RV, van, or SUV you may be driving. The kit includes all necessary hoses, fittings, relay, and air compressor for successful installation of this contemporary accessory. It is priced at $92.70.

For a simple replacement for your RV horn, your best option may be the 2-Piece 12 Volt Electric Horn Set. Two horns, in the classic snail shape, are plated in weather resistant chrome, and together the produce 110 decibels of sound. Mounting brackets, tabs, and directions for installation are included. This set is available at harborfreight.com for $12/99.

Another popular outlet for RV parts and supplies that boasts discount prices is rvpartscountry.com. Here you will find a wide selection of accessories for your Prevost, Itasca, or other motorhome, including the Air Max Chrome Horns. This is a set of two plastic horns, coated in chrome, that together reach 118 decibels of sound. The kit includes all necessary mounting hardware and a compact chrome compressor. You can purchase this product for $33.85.

You can give your Class B or C RV the sound of a freight train with the installation of the Wolo Siberian Express Train Horn in Chrome. You can find this product when you shop retailers that sell products for trucks and RV's, like autobarn.com. This triple horn mount is made of ABS plastic and coated in polished chrome for a sleek, contemporary look. Installation of this horn requires that your RV have an onboard air system and at least a 3-gallon storage tank. This product is priced at $140.95.

Another one of the reputable suppliers or RV parts and accessories is pplmotorhomes.com. Here you will find the Electric Horns by Fiamm Technologies, Inc. Sealed power units in two weather resistant chrome horns produce the sound of big truck. You can mount this set onto any RV or camper; the set comes with all necessary installation equipment, and sells for $129.60.

For a fun, novelty effect, you may choose to add a horn to your motorhome that makes different kinds of sounds. The RV Animal House Horn produces 69 different sounds, including music, animal noises, and sirens. The microphone can even be converted to use as a Public Announcement system. This set can produce sounds up to 105 decibels, but also features volume control. You can find this product at rv-supercenter.com for $51.74.