Collection: TV & Entertainment
Enjoy your favourite shows and streaming apps while you're away with our range of caravan TVs and TV accessories. Shop 12V Smart TVs for caravans, TV mounting brackets and other practical accessories for setting up entertainment inside your caravan, motorhome or RV.
A caravan TV setup needs to suit the space and power available in your van. Before ordering, check the TV size, voltage, VESA mounting pattern and available mounting space. If you're choosing a bracket, make sure its VESA pattern and weight rating are suitable for your TV.
12V Caravan TVs & Smart TVs
12V Caravan TVs and Smart TVs
A caravan TV gives you something to watch when you're relaxing at the end of the day, stuck inside with bad weather or just having a quiet night at the van.
12V Smart TVs for Caravans
A 12V Smart TV is a practical option for a caravan because it can run from a compatible caravan power system without relying only on a standard household power point. Smart features also give you access to compatible streaming apps when you've got an internet connection.
24 Inch Caravan TVs
A 24 inch TV is a handy size for many caravans. It's large enough for comfortable viewing without taking up too much wall space inside the van. Our RV Essentials 24 inch Smart TV has a Full HD 1920 x 1080 display and runs Android TV 12.
Caravan TV Brackets
A suitable TV bracket lets you mount the screen where it works best in your caravan. Depending on the bracket, you may be able to pull the TV away from the wall, swivel it or adjust the viewing position.
TV Accessories
When setting up a caravan TV, don't forget the smaller details. Check the power connection, mounting hardware, VESA pattern and any cables or accessories required for the way you plan to use the TV.
Choosing a Caravan TV & Bracket
Choosing the Right Caravan TV and TV Bracket
Start with the space available in your caravan and how you want to watch the TV. Screen size matters, but power supply, mounting and viewing position are just as important in a van.
| What to Check | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | Make sure the TV suits the available wall space and your normal viewing distance. |
| Power Supply | Check how the TV will be powered in your caravan, particularly when you're away from mains power. |
| VESA Pattern | The mounting pattern on the TV needs to suit the bracket you're using. |
| Bracket Capacity | The TV needs to be within the bracket's specified size and weight limits. |
| Viewing Position | Consider whether you need a fixed, single-arm or multi-arm bracket to get the viewing angle you want. |
| Smart Features | Check the operating system, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and available connections against how you plan to use the TV. |
Measure the space before ordering, particularly if the TV will be mounted inside a cabinet or close to cupboards and other fittings. If you're using an adjustable bracket, allow enough room for the TV to move without hitting anything around it.
Caravan TV Mounting & Setup
Setting Up a TV in Your Caravan
Mounting a TV in a caravan is a little different from hanging one on a wall at home. Space is tighter, the van moves while travelling and you need to make sure the mounting point is suitable for the TV and bracket.
Check the VESA Mounting Pattern
VESA refers to the spacing of the mounting holes on the back of the TV. Check the VESA measurement of both the TV and bracket before ordering.
Choose the Right TV Bracket
A fixed or compact bracket can work well where space is tight. An adjustable arm bracket gives you more freedom to change the viewing angle, which can be useful if you watch the TV from different parts of the caravan.
Check the Mounting Location
Make sure the mounting point is suitable for the combined weight of the TV and bracket. Don't assume a caravan wall can take a TV mount anywhere you choose.
Allow Room for Movement
If you're using an adjustable bracket, check the space around the TV with the arm extended and folded. Make sure it won't hit a cupboard, window, wall or other fitting.
Secure the TV Before Travelling
Your TV and bracket need to be properly secured before towing. Follow the instructions for the TV bracket and make sure the screen can't swing or move around while the caravan is on the road.
Check Your Power and Connections
Plan where the TV will get its power and where any antenna, HDMI, USB or other connections need to run. Sorting this out before mounting the TV usually makes for a much neater installation.
Caravan TV FAQs
Caravan TV FAQs
What is a 12V caravan TV?
A 12V caravan TV is designed to operate from a compatible low-voltage power supply commonly found in caravans, motorhomes and RVs. Always check the actual input voltage range of the TV before connecting it.
Can I use a Smart TV in a caravan?
Yes. A Smart TV can be a handy option in a caravan, particularly if you use streaming apps while travelling. You'll need a suitable internet connection for online streaming services.
What size TV is good for a caravan?
That depends on the available space and viewing distance. A 24 inch TV is a popular compact option because it provides a useful screen size without taking up too much room in many caravan layouts.
What does VESA mean on a caravan TV?
VESA refers to the spacing of the mounting holes on the back of the TV. The VESA pattern of your TV needs to be compatible with the TV mounting bracket you choose.
Can I mount a caravan TV on an adjustable bracket?
Yes, provided the bracket is suitable for the TV's size, weight and VESA pattern and the caravan has an appropriate mounting point. Adjustable brackets can make it easier to watch from different positions inside the van.
Can I watch Netflix or YouTube on a caravan Smart TV?
A compatible Smart TV can access supported streaming apps when connected to the internet. App availability depends on the TV's operating system and the individual streaming service.
Do I need internet for a caravan Smart TV?
You need an internet connection for online streaming and other internet-based Smart TV features. Normal TV reception and other connected devices may work separately depending on your setup.
Can I run a caravan TV while free camping?
A compatible 12V TV can operate from a suitable caravan battery system, which can make it useful when you're away from mains power. How long you can run it depends on the TV's power consumption, your battery capacity and the other electrical equipment being used.
Can I use a normal household TV bracket in a caravan?
The important things are the bracket's weight rating, VESA compatibility, mounting method and how securely the TV can be held while travelling. A bracket intended for caravan or RV use can be a better choice where movement and limited space need to be considered.
Should I secure my TV before towing?
Yes. Make sure the TV and adjustable bracket are properly secured for travel so they can't swing or move around while the caravan is being towed.
