changing to LED lights

We did a full LED conversion and they have been performing flawlessly going on their third camping season. Used the same receptacles and purchased the majority of the LEDs from Ebay, although I did purchase a few from truck stops. In either case, all LEDs were manufactured in China, only noticeable difference was the LEDs I didn't purchased from Ebay were about 4 times the price. Great mod for those who tend to camp off the grid often, it almost seemed that I added an extra battery the first time we camped without hook-ups.

One more thing...... Check to be sure they are dimmable,if you will be using them in a dimmable fixture and want them to be adjustable.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002QA386A/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002BRBBYO/ref=oh_details_o08_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I got these from Amazon. The first bulb is very white. The second is warm white. They carry a large variety as does E bay. As a general rule a light fixture that's designed for LEDs will produce a better result. That being said I'm happy with my results with the replacement bulbs.

paulcardoza wrote:
The easiest and least expensive way is to simply swap out the bulbs in your current fixtures.

Things to concern yourself with are:
1. The brightness of the LED bulbs you buy
2. The color temp of the bulbs you buy (cool is bluish light and warm is more like yellowish incandescent light)

x2 - I wasted a lot of money swapping my bulbs out not paying attention to color. Could not stand the cool bluish light. Ended up swapping again.

The easiest and least expensive way is to simply swap out the bulbs in your current fixtures.

Things to concern yourself with are:
1. The brightness of the LED bulbs you buy
2. The color temp of the bulbs you buy (cool is bluish light and warm is more like yellowish incandescent light)