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

Lost count of the number of 921 replacement LED bulbs we've tried (from eBay and Amazon). For the money ($24.99 for 20 bulbs), these are awesome. Each bulb has 68 LEDs. They're warm white (not blue or white), similar in brightness to the original incandescent 921 bulb, and very efficient (175ma vs. approx. 1200ma for a standard 921 bulb).

Any, yes, we have one mounted in our range hood that's still working just fine.

I recently changed to the led suggested by Learjet. Works great. I like being able to adjust the angle of the light. It is very bright.

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.

I'm using this one, so far works great Link.............

Search eBay for led festoon and you will find it easily and cheap.

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.

Thanks everyone. I went with the above LED, except I bought it at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FPFICIW

I only have one 921 bulb in the coach. A 10-pack was a bit overkill. The Amazon link is for a 2-pack for $10.80 USD, no sales tax, and (for me) free shipping.
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While typing this I went over to the fridge (Norcold N621) to see what it uses for a bulb. It uses one of these ding dongs:

PITA! Nothing is ever easy. I decided that the fridge ain't getting an LED. The ROI isn't there.

Here's a link for led lights at a good price, free shipping.

m4products.com


You can find out more about this company by going to thervgeeks.com and watch their led videos.

You'll want to watch Converting RV Lights to LEDs: Part-1

C.B.

Six months use fulltiming and still working. Nice and bright. I have room for another one inside the hood but haven't felt a need for it.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Q0XW90U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Not really hot that far away from the burners.... heat shouldn't be a problem.

My vote goes with Sound Guy's advice - nothing is as good as having solid proof :)