Trampillas para cables

What is an RV cable hatch used for?

An RV cable hatch is the weatherproof access point on your RV's exterior wall that lets you route shore power, coaxial, satellite, or low-voltage cables in and out without leaving a permanent opening. The door seals against rain, road spray, and pests when closed, and the interior pass-through keeps the wall cavity protected. Most hatches in this collection are designed to replace common OEM cable doors on travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes.

How do I know which cable hatch will fit my RV?

Measure the existing cutout in your sidewall before ordering: width, height, and wall thickness. Cable hatches are not universal, and a replacement door needs to match the original flange dimensions and screw pattern to seal correctly. If you are replacing a damaged OEM hatch, check for a model number stamped on the back of the door or inside the housing. Need a fitment check? Text or call our team at 817-984-1852 with your measurements and current part number.

Can I use a cable hatch for shore power cord storage?

Some larger cable hatches accommodate a coiled 30-amp or 50-amp shore power cord, but most of the doors in this collection are sized for coax, satellite, and low-voltage pass-through, not full power cord storage. If you are setting up shore power connections, also review our RV winterizing kits for off-season cable and plumbing protection, and confirm your adapter needs before ordering.

Are these cable hatches weatherproof?

Yes. Each cable hatch in this collection uses a gasketed door and a sealed flange to keep water, dust, and insects out of the wall cavity. For a complete weatherproof installation, apply a quality non-hardening butyl tape behind the flange and a self-leveling lap sealant at the top edge after mounting. If you are addressing other exterior weather points at the same time, our Hengs vent essential accessories and Specialty Recreation skylights collections cover related roof and ventilation hardware.