I have been thinking of replacing the lights in my TT with some LED lights. would like to see some input on what color or heat range to go in the TT. was thinking of something soft in the lights above the bed and in the bathroom. So I don't go blind if one of us has to get up in the middle of the night. I could like to leave the other lights in the dressing area and in the sink area of the shower room on the brighter side. some soft in the living area for watching tv and brighter in the cooking area. Am I on the right track or have you some better ideas. I'm open for suggestions thanks

I went with warm white, no blue like the warmer ones.

Well lets see. I cant remember exactly how this works. I (THINK) a cool light has the blueish tint, and a warm light has more of a red tint. (It might be the other way around though). IMO the blue tint is a touch brighter, but also a bit harder on the eyes.

right, cool is blue, warm is not quite as blue. I am changing to LED bulbs a bit at a time, as some of them can be quite expensive. Keep an eye on the market, there are more and more LED products showing up, and the prices are coming down.

I change mine out and used the 5500K which is a whiter light and in the living space went with 30 led per blub and in the bedroom used 24 led

A good site is superbrightleds.com

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Oasisbob
Explorer
Jan 05, 2015
I bought the chinese LED replacements on Ebay. My first purchase was the bright blueish which ended up in the bathroom. I settled in on the soft white. Probley the best mod I ever made on my HTT
Jayco23FB
Explorer
Jan 05, 2015
A good site is superbrightleds.com
Colo_Native
Explorer
Jan 05, 2015
I change mine out and used the 5500K which is a whiter light and in the living space went with 30 led per blub and in the bedroom used 24 led
Johno02
Explorer
Jan 05, 2015
right, cool is blue, warm is not quite as blue. I am changing to LED bulbs a bit at a time, as some of them can be quite expensive. Keep an eye on the market, there are more and more LED products showing up, and the prices are coming down.
chevyman2
Explorer
Jan 05, 2015
Well lets see. I cant remember exactly how this works. I (THINK) a cool light has the blueish tint, and a warm light has more of a red tint. (It might be the other way around though). IMO the blue tint is a touch brighter, but also a bit harder on the eyes.
64thunderbolt
Explorer II
Jan 05, 2015
I went with warm white, no blue like the warmer ones.

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