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RV puck light recesses into the ceiling of your RV to provide you with a sleek, low profile look that other puck lights don't have. LEDs are more energy-efficient, last longer, and burn brighter than incandescents
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Need extra light on your kitchen counter for when you need to prep meals for the family? Or perhaps you need a light in the hallway so you can see where you're going when walking to the bathroom in the middle of the night? This puck light has LEDs that give you a softer, accented light underneath a kitchen cabinet, in a closet, over a reading nook or chair, or in a walkway inside your RV or camper.
LEDs are more energy efficient, last longer, and burn brighter than lights with incandescent bulbs. You won't have to worry about replacing bulbs that have brittle filaments. And because LEDs draw minimal power, the light won't drain your battery, overload your circuits, or produce too much heat.
This puck light is incredibly easy to install as an upgrade or a direct replacement of your existing light. Because it has a low-profile, recessed design, you will need to cut out a 3-1/2" diameter hole if you're not directly replacing a light. The light has a 2-wire design that hooks up to ground (white wire) and power (black wire).
To secure this light, use the built-in, integrated spring clips that will catch onto the inside of the wall or ceiling when inserted through the hole.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, there. I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today we're gonna take a quick look at this LaSalle Bristol Standard Recessed LED Light. This is a puck light that's gonna give you a nice, bright accent light in your kitchen, bathroom, or hallway of your RV or camper. This does have a 110 volt AC voltage, so it will work on your 110 AC systems. It does provide 650 to 690 lumens of output.
And it has a 3000 kelvin warm color temperature, so it is going to provide a nice, warm, white light for you. The recessed design is going to provide a nice, low profile appearance for you, so it will look very nice. The LEDs inside are going to be a lot more energy efficient and will last longer than your incandescent type bulbs, so you won't have to worry about replacing this for a long time to come. It is gonna be very easy to get installed. You've got the spring clips on the sides here, so after you have your hole to the correct size, you'll just pull those spring clips back, get one side up into your ceiling, and then get the other side up.
And then the spring clips will hold that up into your ceiling, so that you have a nice, flush look there. Inside, you can see we've got the wires to get this wired in place, so that you can very easily connect it to your switch. Make sure you have the ability to turn the light on and off. This little metal cap here snaps down into place. I do want to give you a few measurements to ensure that this is going to meet your needs.
So you can see, our overall diameter, we're right at five and three eighths of an inch. The diameter of our can portion here, which is gonna be the size of hole that you're gonna need, is about three and a half inches s you can see there. And then this is going to be recessed into your ceiling right at two and three quarters of an inch, about two quarters of an inch tall from that gasket there back. So if you are needing to either replace or you're wanting to add a nice, recessed can light for your RV or camper, this is gonna be a great way to go. That completes our look for today.
Again, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Thanks for watching.
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