🔦 LED RV Exterior Porch Utility Light - 12v Oval 300 Lumen Lighting Fixture for RVs, Trailers, Campers, 5th Wheels - Black Base, Clear & Amber Lens, No Switch - 1-Pack Review

Very attractive lamp. It's nice that there are both clear and amber lenses. 300 lumens is a good average brightness without blinding you.

Bright white, easy to install but requires screws to remove the cover and has a weak seal that is difficult to install. For nine bucks it's okay, but it's not a five star product.

I used this to replace a broken light on a RPod trailer. Fits well, much stronger and brighter than the original bulb. Came in a 2 pack with clear and amber lenses so I will be replacing the amber 'porch light' as well.

I've been converting my camper to make room for stuff and it's always dark inside so I bought 4 of these lights and put them in the front chambers installed under the seats in the dining area. . Everyone has their own light switch so I can turn it on when I'm looking for something in the closet. Works great and they are small and light enough to get out of the way and still give plenty of light.

Easily swap out for an old bulb. Use a 5-in-1 tool to remove the old seal after removing the old light fixture. I hooked up a new one and attached it to the RV. New light embossed with Alex Caulk to keep moisture out. Looks great. Just got back from camp after using the RV. I go hunting around 06:00. There is no light around the camp. He is that light. Worked great. What I liked is that the LED consumes less power. Produces more light without the heat of an incandescent bulb.

You won't find these lights anywhere else. To clear things up a bit - the base is REALLY wedge shaped (top to bottom) - so the lights shine down (porch lights, loading dock lights, etc.). I looked everywhere for these lights as I wanted to be able to replace the lenses and not the entire light. PERFECT for my factory lighting and I now have spare bulbs (24 leds) should I need them. I'm very glad I found them and the quality is very similar to the factory.

The light is very bright and is excellent value for money as long as it lasts for several seasons. One useless/painful element is the included foam padding between the cover and the base of the lantern. By design, the cover is removed to install the light base; Use your choice of adhesive sealant for this task. You can then play around with the foam pad, the cover, two very small screws and a screwdriver to complete the build. Regardless of the location of your light source, this part of the…