We replaced all of the 921 incandescent bulbs with warm white GRV T10 wedge bulbs from Amazon. Installation was a snap and we love the fact that they are cool and not welding themselves to the fixtures (as the incandescent bulbs did). Be we are dissatisfied with (1) the color (warmth) of the light and (2) the brightness of the lights. We've actually gone back to incandescent bulbs in areas for reading or applying makeup.
So... Are there other LED bulbs that address our concerns? Seems that most produce 250 lums. Anyone know of a bulb that takes that up a notch? As for color temp: Any options or opinions?
We replaced all of the 921 incandescent bulbs with warm white GRV T10 wedge bulbs from Amazon. Installation was a snap and we love the fact that they are cool and not welding themselves to the fixtures (as the incandescent bulbs did). Be we are dissatisfied with (1) the color (warmth) of the light and (2) the brightness of the lights. We've actually gone back to incandescent bulbs in areas for reading or applying makeup.
So... Are there other LED bulbs that address our concerns? Seems that most produce 250 lums. Anyone know of a bulb that takes that up a notch? As for color temp: Any options or opinions?
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Days camped in 2013: April to November
Days camped in 2014...about 40
Days camped in 2015...more than 2014!!
What color temp lamps did you buy? incandescent lamps are about 2500 to 3000 K (kelvin).
I prefer 5000 to 6000K color light. That's what most mfg's call cool white.
If you want to match the color of incandescent lamps you need to stay in the 2500 to 3000K range.
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I got the warm white for inside and the cool white (natural white) for the exterior lights
__________________ 2013 Prime Time 230 FBS
Days camped in 2013: April to November
Days camped in 2014...about 40
Days camped in 2015...more than 2014!!