Want to replace incandescent by bed on Arctic Fox

Like others here, I've also bought from LED Trailer Lights

Here's a wedge base 10 style bulb, warm white: http://www.ledtrailerlights.com/rv-interior-led-lights-921-24ww.htm

I will have to check out the new AFs at the Spokane RV show this weekend, providing I can find someone to man my booth while I go wandering around.

Since 2008, AF has used so many different reading lights, I lost track of them all.

My 2010 uses a style with a glass globe, which is a bayonet style base bulb.

Installed these 3 years ago; all are still working and seem to provide stable light (no flicker or change in intensity/color over time.

http://www.rvledbulbs.com/product-p/18-0553.htm

BBF

I found it under Optronics products .

http://www.optronicsinc.com/PRODUCTS/RVLighting/RVDecorative/Products.aspx?SeriesID=335

ticki2,

Whose catalog is saying that my lamp takes the 922 and how do I find this catalog??

Big Rig

Big Rig wrote:
OK, I got an e-mail back from Dave at Northwood & he said the incandescent bulb I am trying to replace is from Optronics & the number is 4010040. Before I got that e-mail I called a local bulb store ( Watts UP ) & talked to the lady there. I described the bulb to her & she thinks it is similar to a T5 #912 2700K Wedge Base incandescent bulb. She said she has an LED, "white light", for $5.95 that could possible work. My wife would rather have a 2700K light which would look more like the incandescent I plan on removing. So I guess I am searching for a bulb like that. If I can't find the 2700K LED I will have to settle for the "white light" LED, which is a higher K number.
Thanks for all the suggestions. Too bad a person can't just go to the local auto store & buy what they want. I did see a number of LED lights in the auto store but not what I was wanting. I imagine a few years down the road we may see a lot more LED's in the stores & relatively few incandescents.
I really appreciate all the suggestions. I will be checking them out.
Thanks,

Big Rig

Their catalog says that light takes a 922 wedge bulb . Here is a place that has LED replacements for all types of bulbs .

http://www.m4products.com/wedge-based-led-lights/

This is what I used in my AF reading lights....

Clicky

Rick

OK, I got an e-mail back from Dave at Northwood & he said the incandescent bulb I am trying to replace is from Optronics & the number is 4010040. Before I got that e-mail I called a local bulb store ( Watts UP ) & talked to the lady there. I described the bulb to her & she thinks it is similar to a T5 #912 2700K Wedge Base incandescent bulb. She said she has an LED, "white light", for $5.95 that could possible work. My wife would rather have a 2700K light which would look more like the incandescent I plan on removing. So I guess I am searching for a bulb like that. If I can't find the 2700K LED I will have to settle for the "white light" LED, which is a higher K number.
Thanks for all the suggestions. Too bad a person can't just go to the local auto store & buy what they want. I did see a number of LED lights in the auto store but not what I was wanting. I imagine a few years down the road we may see a lot more LED's in the stores & relatively few incandescents.
I really appreciate all the suggestions. I will be checking them out.
Thanks,

Big Rig

My '05 used T10 in both the bed lamps and the stove hood.

I think the original bulbs were 621. LEDs are much better.

With the exception of those 3, I think all the rest were 1156.

My 2012 Arctic Fox uses the flat wedge style bulbs in the reading lamps and in the covered fixtures. The dimamble lights use the 2-pin style.