Felt compelled to come back to this thread and post some additional photos that again may hopefully help others contemplating their own DIY installation of LEDs on the underside of their MH/Coach....
LED RR Section mounted behind tag axle and along bottom edge of side radiator. Here I used 1/2" aluminum stand-offs on the 3/4" aluminum angle bracing to space the LED light strip off and away from the radiator support frame. Also includes 2-wire M/F connector that will permit the radiator grille to be opened for servicing without removal of the LED lights.
Rear Fascia/Bumper Section spanning width of coach. As shown, here I used some 1" wide aluminum flat stock (bar) to mount the LED channel to and sealed the ends with RVT to mitigate water intrustion.
Rear Fascia/Bumper Suspension of LED Mounting Channel. Here I used the 1/4" stainless all thread which allowed me to adjust the height/level the span of aluminum across the width of the rear. Using the all thread also allowed me to choose random points on the underside of the facia and mount to various points in the existing structural sheet metal.
Securing of split loom inside inner Rear Axle Wheel Well channel. As seen, I used aerosol spray foam to secure the 1/2" split loom conduit that is laid in the channel running from the chassis battery compartment up into the forward basement area. The foam expanded to fill the channel void space and thus encapsulated the wire loom which was afterwards coated with 3M Undercoating to further protect against wheel wash from the drive/tag axles.
Another view of the split loom secured inside the channel using spray foam (prior to being trimmed and undercoated)
Entrance Door Step Mounting of LED light strip.. Partially visible here, I once again used a section of the 3/4" aluminum angle extrusion and bolted it to the fixed ends of the step rails.
Example of the LED light strip mounted to underside belly frame between steer and drive axles. As seen, use of the supplied aluminum extrusion channel and diffuser panels permit a secure enclosure to protect the LEDs from road hazards as well as making them easy to clean (by wiping).
This thread and previous post serve to complete the summary of my DIY installation of Boogey Lights Under Glow full coach body surround LED lighting As stated in my initial post these have been provided solely for the purpose of helping others whom may be contemplating their own personal and similar installation.
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