Replacement LED Cabin Lights

Pat That would work and this one as well. They have all the different base types and will sell empty bases too. So you can buy bases and what ever lights, solder them together and you have light. They have warm and cool lights and the current draw looks good. I have been hunting for led lights for the Teardrop I am building looking for something that draws little current and doesn't require me to carry a big battery.

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Valkyrie":1deuqgst said:
...from sailorsolutions.com and was very happy with both their product and service...Once again, the lights are bright and their service is very good.
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Agree 100%. :thup The bulbs ar bright, although a bit on the pricey side. We only bought one and replaced the bulb over the galley, since that's the one we seem to leave on the most @ anchor. When I opened it the little metal tab on the bracket was broken. Called and he sent me one no charge.
 
I bought all of my led replacement bulbs from www.superbrightleds.com My only cabin light was an 1142 style and I found an 18 led replacement for it for about 18 bucks. Carefully look over the site, they have everything in any color. You can call for help as well.

1142-CW18-T Cool white
 
Thanks all for the replies. There is some great information here.

I am still looking around for a fixture I like. Failing that, I will go with one of the replacement options mentioned above.
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mike
 
Interesting. On that spec sheet, it never mentions the light output in lumens. If you get one, let us know if its a bright light, or dim, or?

BTY, neither does the guy selling those 24 led lights on e-bay. Though I've asked. I have a feeling he just imports them.

If you ordered one, how: from where and how much?

Thanks, Boris
 
The lights I got from the eBay vendor,

24 LED version:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 726wt_1167

and the 63 LED version also

were both from China in the original two-bulb packaging.

I thought both types worked about the same and were just about the same brightness as the standard lights we're replacing, but somewhat whiter.

We have two threads running on this topic at the same time. Unfortunate, but true...

-Jeff
 
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