Replacement LEDs for 921 Incandescent Bulbs in Camper Overhead Light Fixture
Updated 09/18/2017 | Published 09/16/2017 >
Question:
I have 3 overhead light fixtures with 2 921 incandescent bulbs in each. There is an on/off switch plus another switch that includes a dimmer. I want to replace the current bulbs with LEDs. Can I dim LEDs or would it be better just to leave the dimmer alone?
asked by: John G
Expert Reply:
To replace the 921 bulbs in your overhead light fixtures, I recommend the LED Wedge Base Lamp # DI64ZR. This LED light will provide 230 lumens and is a replacement for the 921 incandescent bulb you mentioned in your question. These are sold in pairs.
As long as your camper is equipped with a dimming feature, these LEDs can be dimmed just like your existing incandescents.
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921/906 LED Light Bulb - Wedge Base - 360 Degree - 230 Lumens - Cool White - Qty 2
- Vehicle Lights
- Headlight
- Interior Light
- Tail Light
- Brake Light
- Dome Light
- Trunk Light
- Turn Signal
- Pair of Lights
- LED Light
- Replacement Bulb
- 921
- White
- Diamond
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