RV Lights Interior 5PCS, RV LED Ceiling Lights, 12V RV Lights Double Dome Light Fixture with ON/OFF Switch for RV Car Trailer Camper Boat, Natural White 4000-4500K, 48X5050SMD

Easy to install, works perfectly, very bright compared to the original bulb lights.

They nice and bright

Couldn't be happier. Simple to install, reasonably priced and--best of all--they work great. At a minimum, you will need Philips (and perhaps flat blade and square drive) screwdriver, side cutters, and wire strippers. Mounting screws and wire nuts are included but I found them way too small for my application. A quick trip to the hardware got me #12 screws and medium and large, yellow wire nuts. I also used an electric drill to bore out the mounting holes in the new light bases to accommodate the larger mounting screws and to remove the old screws from the old fixtures and to drive the screws for the new lights. I also used black, plastic tape to wrap the wires and wire nuts before stuffing them back in the mounting holes. Used scissors to cut the tape. I would estimate about 10 minutes or less to remove any old light and mount the new one if you are prepared with whatever you might need. Remove the old light fixture, clip the negative and positive leads, and strip about 3/8 inch or so of the wire. Be careful not to touch the leads together if you didn't remove the coach batteries or flip the breaker to off. I left mine all connected and was simply careful. Remove the new light from the box then remove the lens by squeezing the side nearest the switch. Remove the protective wrap from the lens. I drilled out the mounting holes next. The new light has two non-polarized wires which make connection simple. Twist all the appropriate wires together and screw on the wire nuts. I wrapped the wires with black plastic tape at this stage. Check to make sure the new light works properly. Stuff the wire nut portion of the wires back in the hole. Make sure you won't puncture a wire and screw the new base back in position. I found that enough of the old holes lined up to make the installation neat. Put the lens cover on, outside edge first, then pinch and mount the portion of the lens next to the switch. I also used the single LED Kohree lights to replace the old reading lights in the bunks and such. Enjoy!

I have always thought our camper's factory incandescent lights were way too weak. Last year I tried some replacement bulbs from Amazon (XCSOURCE 10PCS Warm White 1156 BA15S / 1141/1073 / 1095 Base 18 SMD 5050 LED) but found them to be no improvement - in fact, a little dimmer. Still wanting more light I decided to try these. I received the lights and they were nicely packed in a bundle but well protected from damage and scuffs. Installation was easy - simply removed the old lights, clipped the wires, stripped the ends and used the included connectors to complete the wiring for the new lights. Polarity doesn't matter so just attach whichever wire is easiest. The old screw holes did not line up, plus the old screws were too large in diameter for the new fixture, so I just used the included screws making new holes. All the old holes were hidden under the new fixture so it yielded a clean installation. Time to turn them on. The first thing noticed is these are bright. Very bright! The second thing is light is definitely whiter than the old incandescent. The info said they were 4000 to 4500 K but to my eye they are probably closer to 5000 to 5500 K. Not bad but sure is a change from the yellowish 1141 bulbs (2000 to 2500 K?). So how bright is bright? Using an app on my phone to measure LUX I got these results - Old incandescent double bulb (1141) fixture with both on = 30 LUX. New fixture with ONE light array on = 98 LUX. New fixture with BOTH sides on = 203 LUX. So yes a lot more light. We find for our use having just one side of the fixture on provides a comfortable amount of light for normal use. But it is nice if I am working on something or we are loading the camper for an outing I can just flip the switch to both sides and have plenty of light to get the job done. The exception is in the bathroom. There we like the bright light and leave both sides on all the time. One other thing, as a few others have pointed out these do cast sort of unusual color pattern. I have seen this with other LED array type lights including the replacement bulbs I mentioned above. If the light is shining on a solid white or light colored surface (like a bed sheet) it makes it look like there are discolored or dingy areas. I can see how this may be distracting to some. But in our case, the lights are mounted in the living and bath area which has no solid light-colored surfaces and the color pattern is totally masked. So for us, it is a non-issue. So, overall we are pleased. Sure I wish they were a little more to the yellow side of the Kelvin scale but we can live with it. Love finally having adequate light.

On the positive side, these lights look great and give a nice, clean, updated, modern look to our 1994 popup camper. And they were very easy to install. As others have mentioned, there are no wiring instructions, but that's because these are designed such that it doesn't matter. Polarity doesn't matter, so just connect the wires to the wires from your RV and don't worry about it. The reason I took away 2 stars is that these lights are just too bright. It's almost painful to have both sides on. Yes, they shed a ton of light and really brighten up a space, and if this was a garage or something that would be great. But for a small confined living space they are way too bright. This could be fixed by offering a frosted or translucent cover option, which would tone down the light. I would give them 5 stars if they were frosted covers. I searched Amazon and even the Kohree website, and they don't offer replacement or alternate covers that I can even buy, so I can't fix it that way. Bummer. I would have opted for one of the other lights on Amazon that have frosted covers. So I would advise others to do that. UPDATE: I bumped my rating up to 4 stars because I found a little DIY workaround. I bought a can of Krylon Frosted Glass spray paint at a big box store and painted the insides of the covers. I put about 6 thin coats on, and now these lights are beautiful without blinding us. I included pictures of a light off, then with clear unpainted covers, then finally with frosted cover and close up. The camera was able to handle close up thanks to the frosting. Still taking one star away from having to even do this. Kohree should offer a frosted option.

Bright lights. High quality, durable. Easy to install. Bought for my vintage camper and they worked great

We took the caravan away again & these lights are amazing. Our caravan was manufactured in 2003 so you can imagine the previous lights . Its like twilight to midday in lighting.

Está bien el precio y el producto es el esperado Lo usé en un motorhome

SUPER RECOMENDABLES

We could not be happier with this set of lights. Our 40 foot RV Coach is a 2003 model. Consequently the lighting inside was dated and the manufacturer used whatever available lighting was around at that time (fluorescent and incandescent). All if the incandescent lighting has been replaced by these in our kitchen / living area. They are substantially brighter than the old lighting units and look more sleek and modern. Easy to install and no need to worry about polarity with the wiring. The supplied wire nuts are flimsy so we used our own Ideal Wire Nuts (that was a minor inconvenience). The price for these is awesome. As a value added bonus I'll never have to replace anymore burnt out incandescent bulbs ever again in our RV.

Installed these myself in our Jayco Jayflight trailer. Larger then the average light dome, but amazingly easy to install with the no polarity wires! They produce excellent light without being overbearing. Each one has its own switch so you can easily only have one or two on, instead of the entire trailer. I will be buying more to replace the remaining ones in the rest of my trailer.