I am trying to find LED bulbs for our RV. We currently use 3 - CEC1141 bulbs per fixture. Are these bulbs a good replacement for the CEC1141s?
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My original bulbs used about an amp. These use about 50 ma. That's 1/20th the power for about half the light. I used to have 4 incandescent bulbs. I changed half of them. When we are in a national park running on battery alone, I am quite happy with the result.I
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yes. they are the same fit and function as the 1141s. They are a little whiter in color but they draw much less power so they don't get hot and melt (or distort) the plastic lens covers. I'm really happy with the 8 that I bought. I wish I could afford to replace all my RV bulbs and I may someday. I have not tried them in very cold weather but they work fine down to 30 degrees (which is as cold as it gets in my RV at night woithout the heat on).
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I had two of these running 410 Lumen 7Watt MR16 LED bulbs and they were more than adequate for my 18-20ft flag. One would have been enough but I wanted even lighting as I have a corner lot.
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i have used three 100 watts and haven't had a problem. i did have a couple broken when i got them though. i think they say not for sale in the USA because they are not allowed to sale them here anymore. I feel it is a shame we can't have the bulbs we want and like here. Mine do not say NOT FOR USE IN THE USA. Someone is getting a nice kick back making us use these newer bulbs that are horrible looking and working. i hate the way they dim after a bit of use and they are just plain awful. I am not an expert of course, but i think they say not for sale in USA because of the reason i gave above. I am using mine! i have used three 100 watts and haven't had a problem. i did have a couple broken when i got them though. i think they say not for sale in the USA because they are not allowed to sale them here anymore. I feel it is a shame we can't have the bulbs we want and like here. Mine do not say NOT FOR USE IN THE USA. Someone is getting a nice kick back making us use these newer bulbs that are horrible looking and working. i hate the way they dim after a bit of use and they are just plain awful. I am not an expert of course, but i think they say not for sale in USA because of the reason i gave... » Read More i have used three 100 watts and haven't had a problem. i did have a couple broken when i got them though. i think they say not for sale in the USA because they are not allowed to sale them here anymore. I feel it is a shame we can't have the bulbs we want and like here. Mine do not say NOT FOR USE IN THE USA. Someone is getting a nice kick back making us use these newer bulbs that are horrible looking and working. i hate the way they dim after a bit of use and they are just plain awful. I am not an expert of course, but i think they say not for sale in USA because of the reason i gave above. I am using mine! « Show Less
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If your rv uses 194 type bulbs then yes. If you want to light up a large area and you have roomin the dome I ssuggest you look for the longer bulbs. More Let's on sides.
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So far, been running (6) of them for over 6 months (normal at-home hours) and no failures. I also prefer the Cree brand but could not find them in a Par 16 fixture. Brightness is very good and they are dimmable. (must install a LED approved dimmable switch for best results though)
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I would not use these for backup lights. I would use Cree 2pcs 3156 7W LED Replacement Bulbs. The quality would better.
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Yes and you should check out this link and they are LED A19 light bulb / standard size light bulb so it will last longer and save you money Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 10) 12 Watt A19 LED Bulb, 75 Watt Incandescent Bulbs Replacement, 1055lm, Soft White, Dimmable,
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Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like. I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb. If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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I just called CREE and the customer service rep told me that the 40, 60, and 70W replacement bulbs are ok for an enclosed fixture. The 100W bulb is not.
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The one, I ordered fit fine very nice. if they say the noumbers are right i would Try it. I wish I had replaced both Fixturesat the same time. It would save me changing bulbs on a regular basis, and would have both looked new.
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Will work but reccomend instead a Cree LED bulb. I have both and feel the LED bulb is much much closer to the incandescent light output and is aesthetically more natural than the flourescent style bulb. Both are energy efficient and extreme long life.Check equivalent output carefully. 18W LED and Flourescent bulbs produce different amounts of equivalent outputs (something like 45 and 60 Watt incancescent equivalent). As bulbs fail I am replacing with either LED or Flourescent prefering the LED for hard to reach and replace areas--- supposedly longer life.
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I've been using flourescent bulbs in mine without any problem. Hope that helps!
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Have simply used standard par 38 incandescent bulbs in all 3 units...no problems. Have not tried LED's. JET
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I think I remember that the 4114k/411LL replaced the 3157/4157 for running lights only due to early burnout caused by voltage fluctuation. I think they will fit in the socket, but not be as durable as the bulb that is called for. Check with the Dealer to verify my recollection as I believe they had a service notice about it.
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Find one with a higher wattage equivalent, they work but not as bright as i would like.I also need to keep one of the original bulbs in the circut. (7) LED & (1) regular filament bulb.If I didn't bulbs would constantly flash. Has to do with Malibu transformer voltage regulator.
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My kitchen is about the same size...I have an island with a pot rack that has 2 lights...surrounded the island with 6 of these...3 on each side...plenty bright! BUT I am having trouble finding LED bulbs that are as bright as the bulbs these came with...halogens eat up a lot of energy and are VERY hot! Overall very happy, but still hunting down the right leds.
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The bulb replacement you asked about is the "cool white" version, which you may not like as much as the "warm white" one, which is closer to the incandescent bulb color. Here:Brightech - SuperBright Ba15s LED Light Bulb Replacement - Warm White Color - 2nd Generation with 66 LED's - Single Contact Base - 10-30V DC - Brighten up your yard or RV for added safety and assurance!Either one will be plenty bright, last a long time & and use a lot less electricity from your batteries.BC