Switching to LED lighting

rkortes wrote:
Has anyone tried these?:

Clicky

I've tried direct bulb-type replacements like that but they don't provide near the light output of the panels. They just can't duplicate the light distribution of a real bulb. The panels direct light down through the lens instead of wasting it up in the light housing.

My new panels came in today. It turns out I had more bad than I thought. I replaced 10 of the old LED panels and have a few more to go. I ordered another set of 10 for $15.49 shipped. These newer panels have smaller LEDs but appear to have pretty much the same output (maybe a little less but still much brighter than the incandescent bulbs).

rkortes wrote:
Has anyone tried these?:

Clicky

I bought these:
12X Gold Stars

No issues with the in over a year and they produce a nice bright light, but the price of the "HOT SYSTEM" link, I'd go with those instead for $18.99 compared to $75.

Has anyone tried these?:

Clicky

derwud wrote:
Check back with us in a couple of months.. Good luck...

So at this point I'd say about 1/3 of the panels have flickering or inoperative LEDs. Its like a discotech inside at nigjt. Of the 22 panels I bought initially, 7 are bad. I ordered another 10 for $15.99 shipped. We'll see how the new batch works.

LEDs sure do make a huge difference in battery draw. I can turn on every single LED light (18 total) in my new trailer and the voltage on a set of fully charged dual 6v only drops by 0.2-0.3 volt.

For 9.50 each Ill use tape with my $1.50 LED.

This style doesn't need the double sided tape to install: http://www.ledtrailerlights.com/rv-interior-led-lights-T10-15FP.htm

nayther wrote:

dedmiston wrote:

Strabo wrote:

dedmiston wrote:

Strabo wrote:
My way...

Point
Push
Prime
Click
Start
Run

....Silent Power

Got a bag full of new bulbs, insert as needed.

Mix drink, sit by fire. Women Happy.

Job complete.... :)

Thank heavens we have Jim to please all the women.

Its a Gift Dave, im Blessed.

Question:
When we are sitting around the fire at night, how many lights do you have on in the hauler?

I use one, over the kitchen sink. One light bulb, why use any more than that, were not IN the hauler.

Just the outside "porch" light so I can find my way back and see the step to climb in.

What, no kitchen/bar light Dave? I leave on the porch and the one puck light over the sink so I can see to refill my adult beverage.

Well I know some of you don't have kids in the trailer with you so you don't have to worry about battery going dead cause the light is left on. But for those of us with teenagers it is easier to switch out the lights then fight with them all the time about shutting them off. Thank you to everyone that gave good input. We ordered some and hoping to try them out next week.

I have been using the eBay light boards for the last year and a half and have not had one problem with them. My main reason for getting them was because I got tired of hearing the fan on the convertor running constantly any time we had one or two of the lights on.

I really was shocked when I looked at the prices of the so-called American LED light replacements and looked for a cheaper alternative. I now make and sell work lights out of LED strips that I found during my search and have a lot of happy customers. So anyone doubting the quality of these can be assured that they will work for what you want.

Check back with us in a couple of months.. Good luck...