How to convert to LED lighting
Hi, I think some of you will be interested in how I converted my RV lights to LED. I initially tried 12 volt LED bulbs about 5 years go, and they were not satisfactory: they were expensive, didn'...
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A little background....my husband is pretty much physically handicapped and I do anything/everything with regard to our TT. Due to his disabilities, we don't travel but have our TT on a permanent site so I don't need to worry about saving the battery energy. I've done a lot of mods to our TT by myself. In an attempt to reduce the electricity cost when we stay for a month in the spring, a month in the fall and 3-5 days at a time in the summer when temps don't get over 85 degrees, I wondered about LED conversion...at least in some of the lights we use the most. Do you think the conversion would be worth the effort in terms of money (electric bill) and energy conservation? If the answer is "yes", please tell me what the worst thing is I can do to mess it up. I have a healthy respect for electricity but I've overcome fear to rewire outlets and light fixtures and install ceiling fans, etc., in our stick house. I've read and will re-read the suggestions many times; however, if the end result won't mean that much in the electric bill, I might pass. My primary use areas would include the lights over the sink/cook/prep areas as well as reading light and fluorescent over the dining table and at least one of the lights in the bathroom/shower area. Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you so much for your input.
