Led bulbs

[JAYHAY]

I would like to know if anybody has changed out bulbs in recessed lights in there Fifth Wheel. I have a 2011 Eagle 371RLQS Fifth Wheel.
I would like to get bulb # for replacement. Thank You for any help.

[Rob_Fla]

We have replaced all 37 Halogen Bulbs in our Pinnacle with LEDs

No more blown bulbs, no more hot fixtures!!

[jdorant]

Originally Posted by Rob_Fla

We have replaced all 37 Halogen Bulbs in our Pinnacle with LEDs

No more blown bulbs, no more hot fixtures!!

I would like to change out the halogen bulbs as well. What did you use for a replacement and where did you get them? They get super hot!

[dzwiss]

We have replaced all of our halogens ceiling lights with these: http://www.superbrightleds.com/morei...20-degree/487/

We have had hem for a year and a half with no failures. We got the warm white color and are very pleased.

Superbrite may not be the cheapest but their service is good and they are of good quality.

[Panhead]

I replaced all the incandescent bulbs in our 31.5RLTS with these bulbs:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/10pcs-12V-Do...E:L:OC:US:3160

The price you see quoted is for a package of 10 panels.

They work great and give off the same warm white light as the original bulbs and use about 8 times less power.

Steve

[Bunkhouse]

I just ordered some led from ouyou2010 on eBay. Who knows if they will be any good as they are chinese made (everything is made there now anyways). Less than 2 bucks each.

[Jagiven]

I have bought a bunch of LEDs from ouyou2010. Other than they seem to take the slow boat from Hong Kong. Every bulb has worked, the color is very consistent between orders. Ouyou2010’s prices seem to be the best. The only issue, is he has the same bulb listed multiple times at different prices.

[troutslayer]

Originally Posted by Bunkhouse

I just ordered some led from ouyou2010 on eBay. Who knows if they will be any good as they are chinese made (everything is made there now anyways). Less than 2 bucks each.

I did the same thing and they work just fine (the Warm White are not as "blue" and give off a better light IMHO). The thing I can't figure out is that some companies located in the States sell the same bulb for $12 and $14 each but they are made in China as well. So, are they better or is the distributor/dealer just making a killing?
In answer to the OP, the number of your existing bulbs should be located on the base of the bulb. Once you get that you can find a cross reference number that will give you a corresponding LED bulb type. I just did an online search for LED bulb cross ref.