Thoughts on LED lights

No, but probably ok. Navigating the site odd-
operating, it appears, under 4 different business names.
Did find a street address under the privacy link-
They do have store front on Amazon also if concerned with ordering from site. I wouldn't hesitate to order thru RecPro if I wanted one of their products.
Amazon
Amazon shows 98% positive of almost 2000 ratings.

Double dome light at Amz


Your link was to their lighting section though you didn't mention what product you were looking at. Lights themselves seem equiv. to what is offered elsewhere. Lumens output similar. Like that the led bulbs are not part of fixture, (some are not replaceable). Don't like, on the double dome ceiling fixture, just an on/off switch, both sides on or off instead of one side, off or both sides.

All good information, but still missing one piece.....
Has anyone done business with that company?

trail-explorer wrote:
Back in 2009 I upgraded my lights to LED from this vendor. The owner owns a truck camper from what I recall and knows his stuff about LEDs. Lifetime warranty

I recently replaced my truck headlights with this LED from the same vendor.

I did also after purchasing some cheap short lived, glaring bulbs... they are expensive, but well worth it to me.

Dak

Yukoners wrote:

Reddog1 wrote:
I have learned a simple lesson. If the L.E.D. does not state 9 to 30 volt, do not buy it. The 9 to 30 volt L.E.D.s have a builtin voltage regulator.

Wayne

Great info that explains a lot. In all my research and changing over our AF990 I never understood this.
You could say "the light just came on!"
Thanks Wayne.

You are welcome.

As has been posted, you don't have to change the complete fixture. I initially used my OEM (1988) fixtures, but the lens were starting to crack so I replaced the fixtures.

I think it is worth knowing, you can get the L.E.D.s in a bulb configuration, and flat boards. I have both but prefer the boards. They direct the light straight down, giving more usable light. Typically the boards are cheaper.

The most important thing is the voltage. As I previously posted, 9 to 30 volts. Almost every L.E.D. I bought that said 12 volts burned out in a short period of time. How short depends on frequency of use. If you question this, turn one of the 12 volt only on for a week. The charger in your RV/TC will go as high as 14.4 to 14.8 volts. Sometimes, not often, the L.E.D.s will be advertised as 12 volt. When you read the specs, if they don't say 9 to 30 volts my suggestion is to stay away.

Wayne

Here's the thread I did years ago when I upgraded the first time: My EASY LED Upgrade

Here's a more recent thread on other upgrades: I added some LED light fixtures over the dinette

Back in 2009 I upgraded my lights to LED from this vendor. The owner owns a truck camper from what I recall and knows his stuff about LEDs. Lifetime warranty

I recently replaced my truck headlights with this LED from the same vendor.

Reddog1 wrote:
I have learned a simple lesson. If the L.E.D. does not state 9 to 30 volt, do not buy it. The 9 to 30 volt L.E.D.s have a builtin voltage regulator.

Wayne

Great info that explains a lot. In all my research and changing over our AF990 I never understood this.
You could say "the light just came on!"
Thanks Wayne.

The light fixtures look pretty good, but I just changed my bulbs instead.

We've had good luck with http://www.m4products.com/led-rv-retrofit-bulbs/. They are far more than $1 per bulb, but they are good, can be bought in warm color, and have a good warranty. Just over $120 for a solid replacement was worth it for me.

Got all my led lighting from these guys, very reasonable prices, no troubles with any of them. They don’t attract any mosquitoes! Depending on how many lumens you get the light may seem a little blue opposed to the normal bulbs 1156 or 1157. I like them. If you are looking for good low priced driving lights or work lights, this is the place to shop.
https://montrealimport.com/en/

You don't have to replace the whole fixture to get LED bulbs. but you do need LED's in that have voltage range that covers normal battery power.

Here are ones I have used They fit the fixtures in my Open Range 5er.