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TInmania
Apr 07, 2015Explorer
jefe 4x4 wrote:
TinMan,
Is that because the transformer allows too high a voltage to the interior lights when plugged into 110v? If so, maybe a change in the electronic control center, or installing an in-line voltage regulator would be a good thing. Mine is the factory one installed is 1998; a long time ago, electronics-wise.
jefe
I wouldn't say too high a voltage--I would say normal charging voltage (when batteries are needing a charge).
I only use the 12v-30v (or 24v) LEDs and feel better about it. I see no variance in the light output whether on battery or shore power--or when the A/C starts. The ones I like are Gold Star. The voltage description is as follows: "8-30 volts DC including 12v and 24v; the wide-range voltage is designed to withstand RV power fluctuations."
They are a natural light to my eyes. Whiter than the incandescents they replaced, but I always thought they looked too yellow. The color temperature isn't as high as some of the LEDs I have tried, which seem almost bluish (color temperature of 4000-4500K).
Michael
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