Dometic 9200 Power Patio Awning Arm Hardware Set, Basement Black LED

This is the complete arm hardware set for the Dometic 9200 Power Patio Awning, built in the basement configuration and finished in black with LED lighting worked right into the arms. You get both sides, left and right, in one kit. It's the part you order when you're servicing a 9200 power awning that took storm damage, or when you're building one out on a coach from the rail down.

The basement label matters, so let's be clear about it. This hardware is cut for coaches and trailers with straight side walls, the kind with a basement storage bay running under the floor. That straight-side geometry changes how the arms mount and how the bottom wire exits, which is why Dometic splits the 9200 line into basement and standard versions. If your rig has flat, vertical sides rather than a curved or radiused profile, this is the set that lines up. Verify fitment against your coach before you order. A straight-side kit on a radiused wall won't sit right, and you'll know it the moment you offer the first arm up to the wall.

The LED lighting is the part owners tend to love. It runs along the arm, so once the awning is out you've got soft, even light over the whole patio area without dragging out a separate string of lights. That's great for late arrivals at the campground, when you're leveling and hooking up after dark and just want to see the picnic table. The black finish keeps everything low-key and matches the blacked-out awning rails and trim you see on newer coaches.

Operation is electric. This is a power awning, so the arms extend and retract from a switch rather than a hand crank. No wrestling a manual pull strap, no ladder for the deploy. That's the whole point of the 9200 power line, and this hardware carries the drive and the geometry that make it work. The set is sized for the 9200 series and fits the 925 and 926 awning models.

A word on what this is and isn't. This is the arm hardware set, the structural and electrical guts of the awning arms with the integrated LED. It's genuine Dometic, part number 8962001.400UL, so it drops in as a factory-correct replacement rather than a generic aftermarket guess. When you're matching hardware to an existing 9200 roller and fabric, ordering the real Dometic part is the difference between a clean install and a weekend of shimming and cursing.

Most folks come to this set one of two ways. Either the old arms are bent or seized after a gust caught the awning out, or a shop is assembling a full 9200 awning and needs the matching hardware to finish it. In both cases the checklist is the same. Confirm your coach has straight sides. Confirm you're on the 9200 power platform, not a manual or a different series. Confirm the color and that you want the LED arms. Then match the basement routing to your wall. Get those four right and the rest is mechanical.

Install is a two-person job. The arms are long, roughly 62 inches each, and they carry tension once they're set. You'll want a helper, a solid ladder, and time to route the bottom wire exit cleanly through the coach wall. If you've done awning work before, it's a manageable afternoon. If you haven't, it's worth having an RV tech set it, because getting the arm pitch and the wiring right the first time saves you a leak or a bind down the road. Either way, we ship genuine Dometic hardware, so what shows up on your doorstep is exactly what the coach was built to take.