Ceiling Flush Mount Puck Lights-Halogen to LED Bulbs

We have only changed 3 of our halagons to LEDs so far and they will either be the last 3 or we may switch them back.

While ours don't flicker, not even a little actually, they produce so little light they are virtually useless. Maybe that's why they don't flicker?

Last week we returned from a trip, switching the LEDs back was discussed more than once during the trip.

We had Halogens in ours. Tried the LED's for a week and didn't like them. Put the Halogens back in. LED's had less light and burned out easy. Boy do they stink when they burn.

I replaced all of mine last year. Fortunately, I saved the old bulbs. I just changed them all back yesterday. I read about the LEDs in Mohos burning out and/or flickering but I put that off to cheap bulbs. I purchased mine from a reputable dealer, SuperBriteLEDs, I believe it was. They were pretty expensive. I found the same problem as everyone else. These were wafers with about 9 or 10 LEDs each. They were not as bright as the halogens but I was willing to sacrifice the dimmer lights for the power savings. As the days progressed the small LEDS started flickering then burned out, leaving many of them with 6 or so LEDs. This resulted in a substantial loss of lighting, besides the annoying flickering as the LEDs began to fail. I have yet to meet anyone who has replaced their halogens with LEDs that hasn't had this issue. That is anyone who has had them for more than a year. My research shows it has to do with the way RVs are wired and the transformer/ballast that power the pucks. Anyway, best of luck to you but I'd recommend keeping the old lights, Justin Case......Dennis

JC2 wrote:
Our current MH, 2010 Newmar Dutch Aire 4304, has (45) ceiling flush mount puck lights which have the 12v 10w G4 base halogen bulb in each one. I would like to "gradually" replace these with the equivalent LED bulb. Anyone with the same setup done this or could possibly furnish a part # for the LED bulb. Halogens have always seemed to hot for my taste.

I have the same problem with lights frequency burning out in a Heartland Big Horn.