LED's Are Too White and Bright: Replacements?
Our Four month old Wolf Creek is getting a lot of use. We love the thing but want to tone down the lighting inside. We prefer a softer, more yellow light and less lumens than what we have. Some of th...
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I believe as others have noted, your on the right track as far as color, warm white is what you want. However without knowing relative output 'Lumens' of what you have, difficult to know if what you order would be less in brightness. Then again were assuming you don't already have 'warm white' bulbs.
Generally 250-300 ish lumens before sunglasses or squinting required-but brightness is an individual thing.
Other than not listing Lumens, many sources (& one you listed) also do not state if regulated or voltage they can handle. Though Ive seen a couple that said 'do not use in RV'. Camper voltage can get pretty high, so other than base/physical size the 2 main things I'd look at would be light output and voltage range.
My only other thought is if your fixtures are dual bulb and not already, is to change switches to SPDT on/off/on, wire for 1 bulb or both.
Generally 250-300 ish lumens before sunglasses or squinting required-but brightness is an individual thing.
Other than not listing Lumens, many sources (& one you listed) also do not state if regulated or voltage they can handle. Though Ive seen a couple that said 'do not use in RV'. Camper voltage can get pretty high, so other than base/physical size the 2 main things I'd look at would be light output and voltage range.
My only other thought is if your fixtures are dual bulb and not already, is to change switches to SPDT on/off/on, wire for 1 bulb or both.
