Brighten your cabin with a led light that hooks to your existing 12 volt wiring. The chrome finish looks great inside an RV and suits wall or ceiling installs for bright lighting.
Some LED Lights can be used with a dimmer switch. You can wire a compatible dimmer inline on the power or ground. Check that the light and dimmer are compatible, since not every LED fixture is dimmable. If dimming flickers or won't adjust, use a non-dimming switch instead.
Some LED Lights do not include a built-in switch. If your fixture doesn't have one, plan to add a rocker switch in line with the power. Verify the switch is rated for 12 volt use. Mount the switch where it's easy to reach and away from moisture.
Measure your current light's overall size and the mounting hole spacing, then compare. Some dome lights have little to no room to store excess wire, so verify space behind the mounting surface. If your cutout is tight, choose a light that allows room behind the base for wires.
Yes, several LED Lights are very bright. For reading, consider a design that focuses light or has a shroud to reduce glare. If your replacement spreads light more widely, angle the fixture or add a shade to make it more comfortable for close-up use.
Yes, an LED Light can be wired to your existing 12 volt power and ground. Match the positive power wire and a solid ground from the old fixture. Mount it securely and test before final tightening. If your old light used a different voltage, confirm the new light is 12 volt.