⚡️ Super Bright 6-Pack GRV T10 921 194 48-2835 SMD LED Bulb for AC/DC 12V-24V RV Camper Cabinet Dome Light - Cool White Review

These bulbs are a great replacement for 5th wheel or RV dome light #921. I love the fact that all 48 LEDs point in the same direction so they maximize the amount of light entering the living space. Dislikes, more natural light, no bulbs, 1/10th of my battery life.

Our camper was quite dark inside, the LEDs were half the size and cool white. The woman wanted more warm light. I ordered 2 packs to try first. When we got them my wife really liked them so I ordered a pack of ten. Now that we've got all the lights, it's almost like day there.

As noted as 'doesn't fit', they are a little tight but close with a bit of wobbling, but not by force. I ordered a cool and a warm white to try and re-ordered the warm white which my wife liked best. I like the cool white color in the bathroom. They give off more light than the old LED lights we had. We are very satisfied with the first test. I haven't tested it for radio interference, which is mentioned in one of the other reviews for a similar looking LED bulb.

These particular LED bulbs to replace those horrible incandescent bulbs work well. They have a much larger cooling surface than smaller ones. On the RV Group forums they asked what kind of warm white leds to use so they don't burn out, unlike many other styles I've tried that burn out these seem to work well. I really think it's due to their much better self-cooling ability given their size. So it might not deserve 5 stars, but compared to all the others I've tried that deserve negative 5…

A more helpful product description would be helpful - you don't need to read and trust accurate and helpful product reviews. Or maybe some installation instructions are included and available with the online product description. For example, an LED wouldn't fit in any of my lights unless it was lubricated (with water). One was originally partially seated and not working, and it was not immediately apparent that it was only partially seated. Some LEDs need to be rotated 180 degrees to work…