Diamond RV light fixtures cover popular needs from puck lights to reading sconces. 12V LED puck lights can be dimmed with an LED compatible dimmer switch, and 12V wall sconces wire to your existing power and ground for a straightforward swap. Match the mounting style and check cutout and lens diameters—options include fits for a 4 inch cutout with a 4-1/2" lens, and spring-mount designs that need a 3 inch hole.
Yes, when used with an LED compatible dimmer switch. Dimming quality depends on the switch, and LEDs may not dim uniformly as the switch is pulled down. If you experience poor dimming performance, try a higher-quality LED-rated dimmer.
Both styles exist. If you prefer serviceability, look for a Diamond LED fixture with a replaceable bulb. If you've had integrated "forever" LEDs fail, a replaceable-bulb design can make future fixes easier without changing the whole fixture.
They can be brighter than factory or average puck lights. If you replace a shrouded reading light with one without a shade, expect more glare while reading. If you notice a partial strobe or flicker, check for heat buildup and allow airflow to the backside, and inspect wiring and grounds.
They typically wire to the existing 12 volt power and ground from your old light. No special equipment is needed—just connect, mount, and you're set. If a light doesn't power up, check for a loose ground or a faulty switch in the circuit.
They can, but measure first. Some Diamond puck lights use a 3 inch hole, and others fit a 4 inch cutout with a 4-1/2 inch lens. Match the mounting hole spacing to your old fixture to make swap-outs easy. If your previous hole is larger than the new base, plan a wall or ceiling plate to cover it.
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