Trying to ID correct LED bulbs, advice please

First things first, the led "bulbs" you need should be fused within the bulb. This is reflected in the price so pay more than less. If you fit one that isn't fused and it goes it may take the van fuse and you'll have a enormous game finding the fault.  The next thing is the physical  size -make sure it will in the space.  (They run cold so can be a tight fit.)  Then look at the lumens- the more the more light. The temperature will show as XXXXK. The higher this number the whiter the light. I would suggest going for something about 2800 otherwise the light will be stark.   Durability is measured in life hours, typically 15000 or more and switches-the number of times it will light up. Generally the caravan will fall apart before the leds go!

Hi hedgehurst,

Don't know if this is allowed or not - but I sell led bulbs as a hobby and I literally have hundreds in stock - both for cars / vans / caravans and motorhomes. All 12 volt.

Feel free to ring me on 07717534361 to help you out further.

Ken.

This is all useful stuff, and thanks all!

Ken, do you also have whatever it takes to replace a tube light? I understand they're even thirstier than incandescent bulbs.

Best wishes,

Richard

Richard,

I have a few different units which are called domelight conversion units and comprise of either SMD led's or the more latest versions which are COB units. Very bright and so economical and cool running with between 30000-50000 hours life expectancy.

Talk to me and I can send you some piccies.

Ken