Whole trailer LED retrofit
All, For anyone considering doing an LED lamp retrofit in your unit, I will tell you... It can be easy, relatively inexpensive and worthwhile. We don't do much boondocking or running off our batte...
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Caboose66 wrote:Lynnmor wrote:
It has been discussed before, but I'll remind the folks reading this thread about the RFI from regulated LED's. This past weekend was a good example of what can happen. I found 7 TV stations using my antenna. If I turned on just one LED lamp, I was down to two. If OTA TV is important to you, then the non-regulated LED's might be best for you.
Thank you for this reminder... I had read about this but forgot. I did not test this yet. I will have to check on the regulated vs. Non-regulated status of my LEDs. Considering the source, I am going to bet that they are non-regulated. Assume you take the good with the bad when using non-regulated in terms of standards for brightness, color temp.,etc....?
The price difference is no longer great and the color temps can be the same. The regulated may have a longer life and can be installed without regard to polarity.
Buy some samples first. You might want to keep a few incandescent lamps for use when watching TV.
