🚐 Lumitronics RV 12V LED Oval Porch Utility Light - Clear & Amber Lenses - On/Off Switch - for Motorhomes, Campers, Trailers, 5th Wheels (Black) Review

I bought two - one for porch lighting and one for interior RV lighting. Both worked well and were well packaged. Arrived on time. The canopy light lasted about 100 miles at 70 mph on the freeway with no problems. The aluminum back panel is thin and there is no cut-out for cables. As long as your joints are strong enough to be pressed into the wall, this isn't a problem. If you can't do this, or if you're worried about a connection failure in the wall (i.e. losing your cables), you have two…

Comes with a standard tungsten lamp but at a great price. I switched to CUTE-QUEEN 1156 for 85% energy savings! an almost exact replacement for my keystone camper. The spacing between the mounting holes was 1/64 narrower than the original, but the screws receded at a light angle. The quality of the plastic and metal components seems to be good, only time will tell as far as the UV response is concerned. Assembly instructions: No seals. A sealant or silicone sealant MUST BE APPLIED to this type…

This is almost perfect for replacing a 2008 Tiffin door light in a camper van. The lens has jumped out of the original mount and cannot be replaced. This light required some modifications so that the cord exiting the light is on the right side of the lamp, while the original lamp cord exits on the left. I didn't want to drill a new hole in the carriage to accommodate a different starting position for the replacement lamp cord. Solving this problem was easy as the lamp's metal back plate can be…

This light does not contain a 1156 bulb but does contain something that is significantly dimmer. So weak it's almost useless. Replacing the bulb with a real 1156 bulb (2 for $20) makes the light acceptable. This is listed as a porch light which should weatherproof it, which it isn't. The rear metal plate snaps into the case leaving gaps around the entire outer edge. A gasket is not supplied to prevent water from entering the fixture or structure. The wires exit the back panel through a 90…