Can the Optronics LED RV Interior Double Dome Light with Switch Be Dimmed
Updated 05/04/2021 | Published 04/30/2021
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Question:
Our small A-frame camper has two led light fixtures similar to the RVILL34, and they are often way too bright for ambient lighting at night. Is there an led light option that allows either for dimming or switching to much lower light levels when desired? I would prefer a similar sized light fixture so that the replacement fixture will not show marks left from the mounting of the fixture being replaced.
asked by: Don K
Expert Reply:
The Optronics LED RV Interior Double Dome Light with Switch part # RVILL34 like most of our LED fixtures can be hooked up to a dimmer switch so long as the dimmer switch is LED compatible. The dimmer switch however is not an item we currently offer. The Bargman RV Double Dome Light with Dual Switches part # 30-76-243 is a similar fixture which has a diffused lens that makes the light appear dimmer.
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Optronics 12V LED RV Dome Light - Double - 10-5/16" Long x 4-3/16" Wide - White Housing
- RV Interior Lights
- Dome Light
- Warm White
- On/Off Switch
- Surface Mount
- LED Light
- 12V
- White
- Optronics
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