which LED bulbs for interior lighting??
Im sure this isnt the first time someone has asked this, and Im sure there are still a lot of others who wonder about it... the LED bulb market changes quickly, and when someone makes a bulb that ...
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westend wrote:harvey wrote:Not my experience. My 12V system goes to 14.6V->14.9V, every day, depending on temperatures. I haven't lost a single LED panel or any individual diode in 6 years. Forum member "sparky" did a test of the early LED offerings and found that all survived at 15V. Not to say that ALL LED replacements can endure the higher voltages but nearly all can.
If you have more than 13 volts when using lights you need the ones with voltage regulation.
Dave-sparky here. Just saw this and thought I would update. I am still using the same LEDs that I installed at the time of the referenced test reports. I have only had one string of three LEDs fail on one of the 15 panels that were installed. I have been very pleased.
Dave
here is the link to the earlier post
