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Old 05-09-2015, 05:05 PM   #1
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Anyone replaced their dinette, sofa and bed lights with LED's.... My current bulbs are C921's and they get HOT!!! Need a source and product number if possible.... Thanks


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try these at amazon same as what I replaced 921
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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There are numerous replacements for 921's, just Google 921 led replacement and take your pick, must be at least 10+ different ones from 5 to 68+ leds.
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Anyone replaced their dinette, sofa and bed lights with LED's.... My current bulbs are C921's and they get HOT!!! Need a source and product number if possible.... Thanks


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If you are looking for the same brightness and color of the light of a 921 get those if not try your luck with the others.......I have wasted money on plenty of them until I seen a post here with pictures look just like the originals.... alot to choose from I like these the best and also a good price.....
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Which ones did you end up with???


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I've read all sorts of negative reviews of the bulbs made in China.... Burning out within 6 months... I've seen


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....others http cost $10.00 each so I'm a little Leary of spending almost $100.00 but will do so if that's what it takes to get a better quality bulb..,,


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I've read all sorts of negative reviews of the bulbs made in China.... Burning out within 6 months...
Like practically everything else, I believe practically all of them are made in China. It's just some are stocked here in the US for faster delivery.
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M4 Products

have had good luck with this vendor that stands behind their products
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Ernest, dont worry much about what's made in China. I've been having some LED strips under my coach for the last two years made in China. Still going strong.
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Old 07-31-2015, 04:19 PM   #13
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I just switched out my 921's with LED from M4 Products Natural White Elite LED's:

Elite Series Wedge Base Retrofit Bulb

They cost a bit, but I'm please with the results and plug-n-play replacement ease. At 0.13 amps and about 100 lumens increase, this should ease my dry camping battery drain (my wife leaves the lights on in the trailer just like at home! )
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I've read all sorts of negative reviews of the bulbs made in China.... Burning out within 6 months... I've seen


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Hi Ernest,

I bought mine on eBay from this seller over a year ago. I replaced all interior, storage bays, and exterior bulbs, except running or marker lights.
I didn't pay a premium. All made in China and still working great. More importantly, they hardly get warm.

To avoid wasting my money, I did a little research around the forums and learned to pay attention to the light color, or color temperature of the bulb as described in the Kelvin scales. LEDs are made to match the color of incandescent bulbs at 2700-3000K (Warm/Yellow, I used these on most fixtures). If you prefer a whiter light, look for bulbs marked 3500-4100K. For bluer white light, look for bulbs marked 5000-6500K. These last ones hurt my vision but are great for (IMHO) indirect light such as the bulbs under the microwave illuminating the stove, inside the storage compartments or the hook up area. The warmer LED bulbs were not bright enough for me in these applications so I went with the whiter/bluer for indirect applications.

Here are some other sources on eBay to choose from.

Good luck!
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