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Rick · 10-07-2015, 04:02 PM

I'm a dry camper too, so this is one of the first things I did. Those 921's drew lots of amps, and were HOT! Want to warm your trailer during winter...just turn on the lights.

I bought mine off ebay. Took about a week to get to CA from China. Never had a problem with them. Here's who I bought them from.
I'd suggest the round, direct plug-in type (pictured) as opposed to the flat, stick on type. The round ones are easier to pull and put in a new RV when the time comes. The flat sticky ones are a bear to remove.

Also, I'd suggest getting the regulated LED's. You can do a search on "LED's burning out" and see what they say. Ebay ads for non-regulated will say "12V", while regulated LED's will say "12-24V".

Lastly, color. Warm White is like your traditional incandescent bulbs at home. Cool white has a blueish cast to it. Not my cup of tea.

Here's the difference between the two-
Non-regulated

Regulated

Rick

10-07-2015, 04:02 PM	#5
Rick Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: So. Cal Posts: 169	I'm a dry camper too, so this is one of the first things I did. Those 921's drew lots of amps, and were HOT! Want to warm your trailer during winter...just turn on the lights. I bought mine off ebay. Took about a week to get to CA from China. Never had a problem with them. Here's who I bought them from. I'd suggest the round, direct plug-in type (pictured) as opposed to the flat, stick on type. The round ones are easier to pull and put in a new RV when the time comes. The flat sticky ones are a bear to remove. Also, I'd suggest getting the regulated LED's. You can do a search on "LED's burning out" and see what they say. Ebay ads for non-regulated will say "12V", while regulated LED's will say "12-24V". Lastly, color. Warm White is like your traditional incandescent bulbs at home. Cool white has a blueish cast to it. Not my cup of tea. Here's the difference between the two- Non-regulated Regulated Rick