🔆 BRISHINE 10 PCS 921 RV Interior LED Light Bulbs - Super Bright 36-SMD 4500K Natural White T10 922 912 194 LED Bulbs for Camper Trailer Motorhome Marine Boat Indoor Ceiling Dome Lights (12V DC) Review

I bought these for my motorhome that we live in while we are renovating. These are "Natural Light" LEDs (Super White 4500K) and are much brighter than the dim amber bulbs that the pendant was supplied with. However they are too white for all areas in the RV - I will be buying warmer lights (around 3000-3500K) also for some parts of the RV where I need softer light. I wouldn't recommend going whiter than these.

Wow. I installed them in my RV for two reasons. 1. I wanted a brighter light that hits dark areas better. 2. I wanted the lamps to use less energy. Check and check! With the original bulbs, I could hear the inverter working as soon as I turned on the main light. With them I can turn ALL the lights on and I NEVER hear the inverter! Mission accomplished and at a reasonable price. I definitely recommend these lights.

I'm just wondering if there is some kind of distinguishing feature or tag that I can use to tell if they sent me the 4500K "Natural White" as ordered, or maybe the 6000K "Cold". White" which is expected more Blue The lamps I have are bright, yes. And they are easy to install. But they are a lot bluer than I would have expected from a 4500K lamp. I know that every monitor or display renders color in a unique way. But the first two sites I checked make 4500K a bit towards the yellow end of…

I read to change the light on my caravan so I tried it and it's the best I could do. With old bulbs you would hear the inverter working and the more light the harder it will work. The lights were easy to install and make a huge difference. You can see the difference in brightness in the picture. So if you're wondering if they matter, I'd happily say they do! I also wanted to add that I measured the surface temperature and you can see the difference.

We bought an RV last winter and invested some money to upgrade it for the summer travel season. One of these improvements was the replacement of incandescent/halogen lamps with LEDs. These brishiny are noticeably brighter and have a "cleaner" shine, and replacement was easy (literally, pull out the old one, pop in the new one). Each worked right out of the box, and at about a dollar a bulb, they were worth it. We replaced 30 bulbs inside so I have some spares just in case. Better lighting, less

These "light bulbs" were a great energy saving upgrade for our camper. There was enough in the pack to replace all the bulbs plus a few extras. Just take the old one out and put the new one in. If you can change a lightbulb, you've got it. Note that LED bulbs are very sensitive to voltage. When your battery's DC voltage drops, regular lightbulbs 💡 simply dim and turn amber. The LEDs dim a little and then don't work at all. Just testing these lights on my battery, I found I had a bad battery…