LED lights????

There is also a "natural White" color midway in color temperature between warm white and cool white. It is supposed to closely resemble daylight. I find it a little "cold" for inside, but it is way better than the icy blue of cool white.

MrWizard wrote:
The "tube" type, might this be the one often called "corn cob"
Because of the LED placement

Yes, I believe these are the ones u r referring to
LED's

The "tube" type, might this be the one often called "corn cob"
Because of the LED placement

Has anyone converted their exterior trailer lights to LED's?

I'd like to do it as these lights are so dim at night driving. We replaced tail lights with LED's and their are AWESOME.

I got the LED bulbs from Amazon several months ago and love them. Very good price and great product - I think you'll be impressed with them.

Just installed reading lights and overhead spots with LED bulbs and they're great. I apparently missed on the 921 replacements as the ones ordered turned out to be almost blue in color and much dimmer. In looking further I can't decide between paddle type and what I call tube type.....any ideas? They will be whatever 2700 to 3200 in temp (Warm white)for sure.

I've bought 4 packs of the same bulb. All warm white. Slightly less light than the originals, but that works for me because IMO the lights were too bright anyway, especially at night.

I started with one pack to see how I liked them, then bought three more to replace the rest.

Looks a little expensive to me unless you need them this week. Ebay has 12 for $18.75 in bright white. I prefer warm white so 10 for $16.26.

I put those same ones in my trailer, and am super happy with them. I ordered both cool and warm white, and I prefer the look of the warm white bulbs, at least for the fixtures my trailer has. If I did full LED strips, then I'd probably go with cool white. I had to put the cool white bulbs in the rear bedroom (ran out of warm white) and it just feels more industrial back there, since the shadows seem harsher.

Shadow Catcher wrote:
Other than the fact that they are a cool white (my wife prefers the warm) the only concern I would have would be light output. How many SMD's often (the individual diodes)dictate how much light.

Tempting to make a regretabble remark but I will not since it is possible to say what I wish to say without doing so.

Choice is good,,, I like COOL WHITE better, So Thanks for telling me this since I have FIVE (well six, forgot one) 921 lamps in this RV and would like to LED them.