The RV Industry Association (RVIA) welcomed two new supplier members in May 2026, expanding its network of manufacturers, component suppliers and aftermarket companies that support the recreational vehicle industry.
The association announced that Recreation Safety Products LLC and Energy Solutions UK Ltd joined its membership roster during the month. The organization represents 431 manufacturers and component and aftermarket suppliers that collectively produce 98% of all RVs manufactured in the United States.
Recreation Safety Products LLC joined as an aftermarket supplier member. The company is based in Orange, California, and supplies carbon monoxide detectors and LP gas detectors for the RV market.
Energy Solutions UK Ltd joined as a supplier member. Located in Aylesford, Kent, United Kingdom, the company supplies battery storage systems and lithium batteries.
The additions increase the association’s supplier base as it continues its efforts to represent companies involved in RV manufacturing and related products.
According to the association, its members work together on initiatives focused on safety and education, market growth, business conditions affecting the industry, and improving the RV ownership experience for consumers.
The association said its membership includes manufacturers and suppliers responsible for producing nearly all RVs built in the United States.
In addition to its U.S. manufacturing presence, the organization stated that its members build approximately 60% of RVs produced worldwide.
The association also regularly highlights new member companies as part of its outreach to manufacturers, component suppliers and aftermarket businesses serving the RV sector.
The association said member companies collaborate through industry programs and initiatives designed to support the continued growth and development of the RV industry.
The announcement was made as part of the RV Industry Association’s monthly update recognizing companies that have recently joined the national trade organization.
“Join the RV Industry Association today to help drive growth and innovation and become part of our collective work to promote the expansion of the RV industry,” the association indicates in a News and Insights report on June 4.