LED Light Considerations
I'm looking at replace all my RV incandescent light bulbs with LED's but I've read that some LED's will cause interference with some electronics such as televisions. What considerations do I need to b...
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Wild 1,
OK, one more time...
Yes this is an LED light thread and according to you no dissenting opinions are permitted.... seriously??? My point is and always was that not "everybody" has to replace every light in their rig with LED's. I never said that I don't like LED's in fact I pointed out that my rig has them for brake and back up lights and they work very well {reading comprehension is clearly is not your strong suit}.
I also pointed out that for some folks changing them makes sense {so much for your assertion that "you don't like led's and don't think anyone needs to change them",} please actually read my prior post.
If your incandescents are melting the fixtures the problem probably lies in excess voltage but by all mean blame that on light bulbs that have been doing the job for decades. If you want to see heat damage from your bulbs just switch to Halogens as they produce far more heat than incandescents.
As there are lots of folks reading this Forum seeking information I posted "another perspective" in an attempt to illustrate that going "ALL LED's" for every rig is "not necessarily" the best way to go for "EVERYONE".
The fact that I am correct seems to have touched a nerve with you... could it be you are having second thoughts? No, I doubt that, I am glad you are happy with your choices but puzzled why you cannot conceive of any other scenarios where you just might not be right.
I wish you and your LED's well and someday if the need arises, I will not hesitate to add a few of them to my rig but for now the one great law of the Universe still applies....
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
:C
OK, one more time...
Yes this is an LED light thread and according to you no dissenting opinions are permitted.... seriously??? My point is and always was that not "everybody" has to replace every light in their rig with LED's. I never said that I don't like LED's in fact I pointed out that my rig has them for brake and back up lights and they work very well {reading comprehension is clearly is not your strong suit}.
I also pointed out that for some folks changing them makes sense {so much for your assertion that "you don't like led's and don't think anyone needs to change them",} please actually read my prior post.
If your incandescents are melting the fixtures the problem probably lies in excess voltage but by all mean blame that on light bulbs that have been doing the job for decades. If you want to see heat damage from your bulbs just switch to Halogens as they produce far more heat than incandescents.
As there are lots of folks reading this Forum seeking information I posted "another perspective" in an attempt to illustrate that going "ALL LED's" for every rig is "not necessarily" the best way to go for "EVERYONE".
The fact that I am correct seems to have touched a nerve with you... could it be you are having second thoughts? No, I doubt that, I am glad you are happy with your choices but puzzled why you cannot conceive of any other scenarios where you just might not be right.
I wish you and your LED's well and someday if the need arises, I will not hesitate to add a few of them to my rig but for now the one great law of the Universe still applies....
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"
:C
