Bargman 34-76-243 Incandescent Interior Light (Dual Bulb with Dual Switches)

Price is right. Easy mount and connection. I used 48 SMD LED lights instead of the bulbs it came with. LED's are brighter and draw less power.

Nice and Bright. Separate switch for each light. I have an LED in one side and the original incandescent bulb in the other side. This allows me to reduce power consumption if I'm running off of the battery.

I replaced the old dome light in my 1995 Ford Windstar with this fixture. No problems. It's bigger than the old one so it covered the old hole. It's a lot brighter than the old one, too. Plus it has separate switches for passenger/driver's side lights.It's lightweight, so a few screws into the ceiling padding holds it up nicely. I could've just hot melt glued it, it's so lightweight.My Windstar had the ceiling light on all the time, so it's a pleasure to now have off switches!I am a happy customer. I recommend this lighting fixture. I bought 3 so I can replace the dome light in my Ford F150 as soon as I get around to it. And I bought one extra cuz I buy too much stuff.

Dont do it. Dont buy this. Pay the extra and buy the LED lights. These arrives today. First, there are no mounting screws. Small issue. But after installing and turned them on. SO HOT that I concerned that it. Could burn the wood. Panel behind the light. These are going back.

Update: After using my camper on a recent trip I had a chance to test these light pretty good. After the lights were on for about 30 minutes I touched one of them to see how hot it was. HOLY COW!, what is up with the heat from these things. I'm actually a little concerned about them now. I have actually only ran each light on single mode and not the dual. I've actually got five of these lights and all five are just as hot as the other. I literally can only hold my hand on the lens for about 20 seconds and then I have to remove my hand its so hot. I really hate to leave a review like this, but it is what it is. Is anyone else having heat issues? The lights I replaced were a fraction this hot. I can imagine this winter they will almost serve the purpose of a heater during my hunting trips. I just hope these are not a fire hazard.

Bought to replace lights in an A frame trailer. Very, very simple swap, takes all of 5 minutes.I installed two different level bulbs in each so I can turn the bright one on when more light is required and a dimmer one when only needing a little.Works like a charm....and no more instant battery drain when turning them on.

What a great light! When camping, I am connected to shore power half the time and just my battery when roughing it. I put a led bulb in one socket of the lamp and an incandescent bulb in the other. On 120 volts I flip on the incandescent bulb as I prefer the light emitted by this bulb. When running off the battery, I flip on the led bulb, as the led bulb vastly extends battery life. Great value, too! Highly recommended.

It comes without any installaion instructions. Slide the lenses toward the ends of the light about 1/4", and then you can lift them off. You can use up to 8 screws (not supplied) or as few as two diagonally opposite screws to mount it to a solid, flat surface. The socket is NOT POLARIZED (you can plug in the bulb with either terminal to the + voltage), which noes not matter for the incandescent bulb (supplied), but requires some care, if you want, as I have done, to replace the bulb with a 48-LED panel (available on Amazon). If you connect the BLACK lead to the positive voltage, make sure the RED (positive) lead on the LED panel is on the RIGHT (looking into the socket with the mounting surface of the light up. If you've gotten it backwards, it shouldn't hurt anything, but the LEDs won't work. Pull the plug out, turn it over, and plug it in again (Be careful, since you may break a lead off of the made-in-China plug on the LED panel. It's best to get it right the first time).