Lighting September 24, 2016, 01:19:30 pm We've had an overhead fluorescent bulb in our 2006 MB (over the streetside couch)). We both recall discussions about LED replacements, but have mined only a couple of old posts. Anyone with a better memory of more recent conversations? Pointing us in the right direction/specific LED info would be much appreciated.TinaP2006 MB "Wild Thing"....currently being readied for the '16-'17 7-Month Ramble
Re: Lighting Reply #1 – September 24, 2016, 01:39:00 pm I've had a good experience with products from this company:LED Retrofit Light Bulbs for RVs and Trailers 2 Likes
Re: Lighting Reply #2 – September 24, 2016, 06:20:54 pm Like Joan, I used M4. This one. A single tube seems the same lighting as the double flourecents. I would like to find one of similar wavelengths that is a bit less bright! Mine draws .76 amps. Two flourecents were 1.54 amps.
Re: Lighting Reply #3 – September 24, 2016, 08:15:51 pm Paul, the link didn't work for me. Are you saying you installed a single LED tube to replace the 2 standard fluorescent tubes?
Re: Lighting Reply #4 – September 24, 2016, 10:58:52 pm I had one LED tube installed in place of the two original fluorescents in two fixtures; one LED tube provides much more light than the originals. The fixture over the sink uses two LED tubes because I wanted as much light in the galley as I could get. There is also an LED "puck" under the cupboard at the end of the counter next to the flip-up extension. 2 Likes
Re: Lighting Reply #5 – September 25, 2016, 01:20:48 am Yes, a single LED tube was equivalent in light to the original two flourecents. I installed a single LED tube in 4 of the 5 fixtures. So 4 LEDs replaced 8 flourecent tubes. They look lopsided when lit, but the light is equivalent. 2 Likes
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