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Originally Posted by Smiggle
We are going to boondock next week in Shenandoah National Park, and are trying to figure out what draws the most power. We pulled off a cover of a ceiling light and think that it's an LED light.... is that true? We can't find anything in the manual.
We replaced the lights in our previous TT (2013 Bullet) with LED lights. so we know how easy that is.
We also replaced the battery during this process; found that we had abused it by leaving it in during winter storage.
We have battery powered lanterns that we'll use so there won't be much need for light.
Thank you.
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How can anyone tell you if you have LED bulbs when first, we have no idea what trailer you have, and you did not post a picture of the lamp. If you go up to the top of the page and click on UserCP you can add your trailer year, model, truck year model in your signature. That will help you avoid the 20 questions every time you post a question.
What kind of battery ?(size, true deep cycle or marine battery) If you are going to use your furnace that will be the largest user of 12v dc. The fridge and water heater will use 12v dc while running on gas and the CO and LP detector as well as the radio memory will draw 12v dc current. So will a remote control system for auto leveling or slides etc. but as you didn't share what camper you have we also don't know that.