LED Light Conversion Done

This is a "saner" product, albeit at the negative of having potential radiated noise.

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I put the original bulbs back in all the sockets in the bedroom after one of the new led bulbs did a melt down in the socket. Lights flickered, then I saw smoke coming from the fixture. When I removed the lamp cover the top half of the light fell of onto the bed. Shut the power off and put the old bulbs back in. ??

You can only get an advantage that matters by going LED if you leave your lights on for a long time. AH has amps and hours in it. So in winter, off grid, with long time darkness, yes you can do better.

In summer with long daylight hours plus all that solar time for the batteries anyway, you will probably get no AH advantage from going LED.

It is all situational. You should do some calculating first. However, with the lower LED prices, this could be less important.

Yet another thought, or thoughts.

1. Measure the voltage at the light sockets, both good and bad.
2. Try one of the lights that worked in the other sockets into the socket that doesn't, see what happens, and vice versa.
3. Do all 3 of the remaining sockets blow the fuse? If so, it's the wiring, not the sockets.

Another thought, maybe the polarity is reversed on these sockets. Usually this causes the LED lights to just not light, but I would check it anyway.

All the bulbs have 2 prongs. They don’t fit otherwise.

Did you use the right bulbs? Some have one contact on the bottom and others have two. Of course it depends on the light bulb type.

working on doing this, but have hit a small snag. I've put new LED bulbs into the wall fixtures in the bedroom and when I hit the switch it pops the fuse to the lights... anyone else see this happen? Can't figure why since these LED's have lower power draw than the incandescents in the fixtures. LED's work everywhere but in those fixtures. I'm thinking I may have to just upgrade the entire fixture, eventually.

Since some have mentioned LEDs for their home = Dollar Tree now sells LED replacements for 60w equivalent @ 800lm. I have purchased a few and they work great. The original LEDs I bought for the house were $10 each and that was only a few years ago.

i picked up these strips to replace mine to leds