🚗 2-Pack 12V 36-LED Auto Car Truck Van Dome Ceiling Interior Light Lamp White w/ On/Off Switch for Cars Vans Camper Vans & Taxis Review

Both lights, door opening function works. I had to connect the "12V always on" wire to the door. I bought it in January, now it's March, I can't return it.

Installed this light and hooked it up to my dim useless factory light and now I can see everything because this light is so bright. I would buy this lamp again. The switch is also very durable.

Light worked great. Very easy to install. I have used both together in our very large cab dump trucks. Depending on the application, you can swap red and yellow wires. Very satisfied.

Very good product. Easy wiring. I would have liked a little heavier wire to make the job easier, but not bad. As for the brightness. Not smart enough to hurt me, but smart enough to do what I need to do. In general. A good product. I used mine in an RV shell on the switch. Good value for money. I wonder how long they last.

Good lights. I installed them as ceiling lights on a Jeep Wagoneer and 2 of them light up the cabin very brightly. The only issue with the lights is the flimsy metal bracket they are attached to. It bends easily and breaks easily. In the end I put everything together but I really hope I never have to uninstall it because I'm not sure if they will survive a reinstall.

Although many reviews say the wiring is flimsy, the wiring supplied matches the requirements for this light. The light is very bright, it would almost be better if there was the possibility of having different settings or even red leds. I used sheet metal screws to hold the baseplate in place as it was a quick and messy install. I wasn't looking for more than the functionality this product gives me.

I needed two of these for an old car project. The perfect choice. I need two of these for an old car project. They're the right size, look good, and have the features I need. Problem: none of them worked with the door opener function. I opened one of them to see if there is an easy fix. No, it's not easy. I found that of the six switch legs, two for each position, only three were soldered. I saw the switch move while checking the connections and when I moved the switch three soldered switches…

I will weld the outgoing wire, but the size is much smaller than the existing one, so it is doubtful. The instruction manual lists colors for those familiar with "cathode" and "anode" which refer to the diode, not what you connect the wires to. Someone doesn't think. Well I assumed the anode would be grounded and the cathode would be the hot (-12VDC) terminal. The chart below the text might be helpful (additional help in understanding), but the chart does not indicate colors; It just stated…