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WindWalker · 07-29-2015, 02:24 AM

Dan,
Pop the cover off the fixture and pull the bulb and there will be a number on it. Buy an LED replacement. I suggest you buy maybe four if your fixture is of a two bulb design. The LED's are expensive and you may not like them.

I purchased four bulbs from a well known company who specializes in RV LED's. While they claim to have more "Lumens" or output than the original bulb, The appearance is less light. The light is white but doesn't illuminate as uniformly as the incandescent bulb. I wound up going back to the original incandescent even though it consumes more battery.

I'm stuck with $50 worth of LED lights which are of no use to me.

07-29-2015, 02:24 AM	#2
WindWalker Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Alabama Posts: 15	Dan, Pop the cover off the fixture and pull the bulb and there will be a number on it. Buy an LED replacement. I suggest you buy maybe four if your fixture is of a two bulb design. The LED's are expensive and you may not like them. I purchased four bulbs from a well known company who specializes in RV LED's. While they claim to have more "Lumens" or output than the original bulb, The appearance is less light. The light is white but doesn't illuminate as uniformly as the incandescent bulb. I wound up going back to the original incandescent even though it consumes more battery. I'm stuck with $50 worth of LED lights which are of no use to me. __________________ 2015 Keystone Bullet 220RBI 2013 Toyota Tundra 5.7 Extra Cab