Leisure LED 5 Pack RV LED Ceiling Double Dome Light Fixture ON/OFF Switch Interior Lighting for Car/RV/Trailer/Camper/Boat DC 11-18V Natural White 4000-4500K 48X2835SMD (Natural White 4000-4500K, 5)

Easy to install for a beginner. Bright and classy for our camper.

I have an older motorhome, 1995 Fleetwood Bounder, that has those old ugly brass lights with ancient lamp shades, and those lights are extremely hot. I didn't like how hot the bulbs would get, how bad the lighting was, and how ugly those brass lamps were sticking out of the wall. I bought these lights and had a friend replace every brass lamp in my motorhome with them. Not only did it improve the look inside my motorhome, but it decreased the amount of electricity needed to use them, which saves on the dry docking battery life. These are much brighter and cool to the touch. I would highly recommend these lights. Please let me know if this review is helpful to you. I appreciate your feedback.

Happy to have Updated the lighting in my Rv.Pros: Eazy to install.Con: The covers make the light seem like a yellow hue on things ie: Sheets,Pillow Cases.

Great product but 5 is an odd number to sell. Thankfully it worked fine for our enclosed car trailer.We wanted more stability in installation so made a wood backer for each light. The center front was easy because it replaced the existing light. With the wood backer each light is secured with 8 screws.Because our roofline is curved we added a metal bracket that also attached to the wood to each of the 4 side lights. This enabled us to mount the lights above the wood paneling and still be secure against rattling around.Since 5 lights weren't enough but 10 lights would have been too much, we staggered the 4 lights in the rear of the trailer so the two lights on the left and right are not directly across from each other. We got better coverage that way.So far the lights seem to cover what we need. If we find later they don't, we'll add LED strip lighting against the baseboards so we can see under any of the cars as we are securing them for transport.6 or eight lights in the rear would have been nicer but that's how it goes. Thank goodness there are a lot of other LED lighting options if we decide once we load a car at night these aren't quite what we imagined.For now, I'd recommend these but do as we did and open then test each one before mounting them. All of mine were perfect but that is not always the case. It would have really sucked if we mounted one and it didn't work. LOL!

I'm a woman and was able to easily do this myself on my 2009 jayco. My only small complaint is that the new lights didn't line up with my original lights screw holes. I had to make new holes but the fixture hides the extra holes just fine. I used the screws I took out of the old fixtures btw.Some tips:Toss the wire twisty nut connectors they give you and use wago lever connectors instead. Super easy!Remove the plastic covers before you get it wired up as they are fussy to remove once it's hanging from the ceiling.Wire it up, turn it on and decide which direction you want switches to work then mount it. This way all your lights turn on same way and no guessing.

Do you want to blind yourself or would you like to see into the future?Purchased 2 sets for my RV and Holy cow, I can see EVERYTHING!!!!!!!THEY ARE BRIGHT. Make sure you point them away when testing to make sure they work before you screw them on. 100% worth the money. Size is perfect for everything i replaced with is every single one in my RV.

My camper always felt like we just had a couple candles lit, now it feels reasonably lit! Wish I'd gotten these years ago.I wish they had a "warmer" version, as I prefer that, but these were already so much better than the OEM incandescent garbage I'm not going to complain. And reasonably priced, to boot.

I originally purchased these about a year ago as replacements for the factory stock incandescent low voltage lighting inside my RVThese are inexpensive compared to just replacing the lamps onlyEasy install and a huge difference in light output