✨ MICTUNING 40 LED Van Interior Light Kit- 12V White Ceiling Light for RVs, Boats, Caravans, Trailers, Lorries- 10 Module Dome Light Review

Bought 5 sets of these lamps. I installed them before discovering that some sets were warm white and others were cool white. They give a lot of light. I would rate them 5 stars if it weren't for the differences between different sets bought on the same day. If "color" is important to you, don't buy it.

Really like the bulbs but had to get creative with the wiring as they were all wired very close together but they sent extra wire so it was pretty easy to set up was. I used a 12v breakaway battery for power and while I was at it I hooked up a delicate lead for the battery so I can charge it with my bike charger. Also has an on/off switch. I also used self tapping screws.

Great little LEDs for your custom lighting project. I like that they have a hole in the middle for a screw as the sticky pads rarely stick. My only real complaint is that I wish there was about an inch of wire left between the LEDs, or maybe a version with no wire and just solder pads. However, big, bright lights. I'm writing this review after installing it in a new van for myself, but I did it in my trailer about 3 years ago and it still works.

Headlights are decently bright. They are great and they were very easy to install. But at the same time, the glue isn't as sticky as we'd like, and some of the lightbulbs stopped working. Two pads fell off the cleaned metal surface. I had to use third party double sided foam tape to tape them back. And the biggest issue I can really complain about is that part of the light has completely stopped working. The before and after sets work well so it's no wiring. The LEDs are out of order. Terrible.

I installed shelf lighting in our pantry. It came out beautifully but the top shelf was a bit dark and there wasn't enough light under the bottom shelf. So I found these - 4 lightbulb strings. They are brighter and have a better light (warm white) than 6 bulbs. Very good. See photo - the floor under the lower shelf is illuminated by two modules with 4 LEDs. On the shelves above are six LED modules from another purchase. The second image shows the modules added for the top shelf and general…

If you want all 10 LEDs together this is an easy setup. 5 stars no problem. However, I had to buy additional wire and add 50 inches between the two circuits and then run to the main switch. Each connection was soldered and wrapped in shrink tubing. The entire wire was then wrapped in larger diameter heat shrink tubing. I expanded all 10 on one side of the LED module on my desktop. The actual placement was more difficult, using a ladder to hold my soldering station and attaching them…

Bought these for my 14ft box trailer. I decided to keep them in groups of three and space them about 4 feet apart along the center of the trailer. I took the time to solder the connections hoping it could handle the vibration from hitting the road. I hooked them up to an RV style rocker switch for easy turning on and off, then powered them with a small 12v battery from my son's old ATV. The light is pretty cool. Very light, pleasant bluish-white color. More than enough to light up the trailer…

FYI, they are polarity sensitive. You won't damage them if you connect them in reverse order. Just make sure to swap the wires if they don't connect the first time. I like that about them. I know they won't last forever, but they're for temporary use anyway. However, they look and feel well built. The included wire is nothing fancy, but it will get the job done. I love that I can cut the wires and spread the light over the area I want to illuminate. Two lamps over the stove, two over the sink…