My LEDs
FYI: I have been posting updates for those of us who have already read the OP below. For anyone new to the thread, it might be best to skip down below all of these updates, read the body of the post...
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falconman515 wrote:
Well after I got the 68-1210's they looked "Exactly" like the standard light output of an 1156 bulb.
Ordered 20 more.
68-1210 LED's Qty.10 for $30
They have a Best Offer option ... I offered $30 for 2 lots and they accepted ... got 20 total LED's for $60 shipped.
Or if you just want a couple here is the actual company I bought the current 2 from that I have now ... They are $5 a pop (way more then the other but good if you just need a few) but are great bulbs and ship from the US instead of China (so faster delivery) ......
68-1210 LED's Sold for $5 Each
My other bulbs I ordered (the couple panels and could cob 5050's) are almost here but really those 68-1210 we're so perfect that I said I don't even want to bother with the others (anyone want to buy em? ... I've got a handful of extra LED's now).
Here is what they looked like .....
As I posted earlier, I ordered enough of these to do three trailers. I have completed my parents' and did mine a few days ago. Short version, we are thrilled.
In my hybrid toy hauler, which has a 22 foot living area with three extending tip-out beds, just turning on three dual fixtures (6 lights), there is ample light to see and do most anything. If I turn on more lights, of course it just gets brighter. Interestingly, in my shipment, I got a few random 'white' bulbs intermized with the 'warm white' that I ordered. I put two of these over my dining table for a little brighter light for games and such. Not sure whether I'll leave them or swap in warm whites.
I really like how bright I can get the trailer if I want to and I like knowing there is very little energy draw.
My next task is to find a 120 LED bulb for my porch light and possibly two for the front spotlights and that will about finish up this little project.
