Luyed 2 x 650 Lumens 1156 1141 1003 LED Bulb: Ideal for Backup, Brake, Tail, RV Lights - Xenon White, 12V-24V Review

These are amazingly bright lamps. The light is very white and diffuses it well. Not that some of the light comes from the front, but most of the light comes from the LEDs on the sides; This throws most of the light into the surrounding reflector of my lawnmower's headlamp assembly, which in turn creates strong illumination. I took off a star because the mounting tabs on the sides need to be a bit higher than standard 1156 bulbs, so I had trouble fitting them into the sockets. I used fine…

The original 12 volt bayonet style bulb I replaced was terrible, but it was the only bulb available when my Wilton bench grinder was new. I hated the light and found the mill cumbersome to use with just overhead lighting. Spontaneously I looked to see if there was an LED with the right properties. As it turns out, the original Type 89 bayonet lamp is also known as the Type 1156 lamp and has been widely used in the automotive industry for many years. Luyed LED Bulb is a perfect replacement…

I bought these LED bulbs to replace the 1156 bulbs used on my RV's outside porch and accessory lights. I was not happy with the brightness of these bulbs. Also, when dry camping, it is very important to minimize power consumption in the motorhome as you are not connected to a power source. These replacement LED bulbs are a perfect match for your lights. The light emitted is much whiter than the incandescent bulbs they replaced which is what I was hoping for. Compared to incandescent lamps…

These lamps can work quite well. Most LEDs I've bought to replace incandescent bulbs work. But I couldn't tell. I bought these to replace the turn signals/brake lights on my motorcycle. But there is a ridge sticking out from the base of these LEDs, right where the LED circuit boards connect to the metal base of the LED "bulb". This protruding rim completely encloses the plunger and extends beyond the metal base. That is, the "piston" is larger in diameter than the base, right at the end of the…

I installed two of these on my horse trailer so I can buckle and unbuckle my horse and find things in my harness room when it's dark outside without draining the truck's battery. Up until a few days ago I didn't know if they would light up their surroundings well, but now I'm back from a long hike with my horse and here are my updated thoughts: I've ordered two more of these lamps for the hold (horses) of mine by the way trailer. Brightness means nothing, even tiny LED bulbs are "bright". What…