is there a good LED for 921 bulb in range hood?

** UPDATE **

Well, I went ahead and installed the bulb that I bought from Amazon. Yes it does have only 1 contact per side. I don't think it will be a problem though. The LED puts out more light onto the cook top, but with the cover reinstalled on the hood the color of the light is about the same as with the incandescent bulb.

The 1 thing that became very apparent with the 921 LED is that the plug on the bottom of the LED bulb is thicker than the same on the 921 incandescent bulb.

By that I mean that where the 921 incandescent fit snuggly but was easy to remove and insert with 1 hand, the 921 LED took 2 hands and quite a lot of effort to insert into the socket.

mchero wrote:
I have a fixture that takes 4 of those bulbs BUT the lower quality bulbs have only one contact/side like the one pictured above. The higher quality have two contacts/side and get a better connection.

Don't remember now, but I think my removed old bulbs also had one contact per side. Try moving the bulb contact to the side a little. The current is low, it's not important to have an ideal contact - any contact will do. As long as the fitting is tight, you're OK. They often make it too much tight, a lot of force is needed to push it into socket.

SoundGuy wrote:
A couple of years ago I switched all 16 921 incandescent bulbs in my rig, including the range vent bulb, with these well priced LED bulbs ... no issues at all.

I have a fixture that takes 4 of those bulbs BUT the lower quality bulbs have only one contact/side like the one pictured above. The higher quality have two contacts/side and get a better connection.
I have a fixture that has the pictured bulbs & I have to wiggle them around to get good contact. As soon as I put on the globe one of the lights will go out! LOL
Maybe I need a better sockets in my fixture (above table)

ECO-LED are extremely well made and do not burn out due to 12v fluctuations.

I replaced our 921 range hood bulb with a 24-5050 bulb from eBay, about 3 years ago. It is still working fine. Don't remember the exact price but probably about $2.

gotsmart wrote:
It's not like the fridge is left open for 20+ minutes at a time. For the number of times that the door is opened per day, and the amount of time the light is on per opening - I decided that the return on investment of replacing it with an LED wasn't there.

x2. Total 5 minutes a day maybe. Not worth it. The same reason why I left my overhead light in bedroom (the one that is right above the pillows) with the old bulbs, since I don't read in a bed.

j-d wrote:
GS - You can get the Festoon Bulb for your Fridge at the auto supply. Probably not LED, but you'll get two for less than one at Norcold price.

I think there are two common lengths of automotive festoon's so bring yours to match.

My fridge's light isn't burnt out. It's not like the fridge is left open for 20+ minutes at a time. For the number of times that the door is opened per day, and the amount of time the light is on per opening - I decided that the return on investment of replacing it with an LED wasn't there. When the bulb eventually burns out I'll replace it with the same bulb, when I get around to it - maybe after several months.

Heat is not a big issue, but LED size is.

I used this LED.

The problem is - in my particular hood the "disc" of LED goes a fraction of inch beyond the cut-out in the hood. Your cut-out might be different, otherwise you'll need to move the original socket a little. I'm not driving around much, so I simply pulled the socket out of the hood and let it sit on the matte cover.

Note that the LED should be about 1.5W and 150 lumen - not 300 lumen - if you want it to be an equivalent to the old 10W bulb. The one in the last post before mine is 300 lumen, equivalent to 20W bulb that you have in the ceiling fixtures. If you want it brighter than original hood light - then fine.

You may go for a flat disc like mine, or a "cob" like some other mentioned here. Cob is nicer when you want it shining to the sides like in wall scones, but in the hood the cob sitting in the cut-out and shining down won't be any better than flat disc.

I had enough flat space to use a 36 - 5050 LED stick-on flat panel array. It hasn't come loose yet.