GRV G4 24-2835 SMD Interior LED Light Bulbs for RV,AC/DC12V-24V Super Bright 2W Replacement of 20W Incandescent Lamp,Warm White Lighting for RV Camper,Cabinet Dome Light,Boat Light, Pack of 10

Best I have found so far. Hoping they don't dim, flicker or burn out quickly like so many others.

My MH uses these bulbs in my overhead lights. Works great

Excellent. Fit right into the old puck lights with no issues. My motor home is a 1999. So nice compared to the old bulbs.

I bought these and installed them last April and have not had one go bad. Reasonably priced and as you can see in the photos, provide much more light than the “yellow” OEM bulbs. There is a slight mod you have to do to these to get them to fit into the light fixtures. The two pins need to be trimmed to about half the length and then the little black spacer bar needs to be removed. After that, they fit and provide all the light you need.Prior to purchasing these, I bought another brand and installed them. Within 1-2 weeks they would start flickering and then really start "strobing". (Too old for the strobe lights). Found these and upon the recommendation of another RV'er, bought and replaced all 60 lights in my motorhome. Now you can see me across town. I love them.

I have IKEA puck lights in my kitchen as undercabinet and top of cabinet uplighting. The 10W halogens are a pain to deal with, require fiddly installation to avoid contaminating the bulbs with oil, are constantly burning out here and there, and throw a decent amount of unwanted heat.After finding these COB style wafers I decided to bite the bullet and do a swap. I didn't want to use LEDs that try to be bulb shaped because LEDs shouldn't be used in reflector housings as the light pattern usually looks like garbage.Upon initial installation they were great, the light quality is good, it's not great, but good enough for my purposes. However, I have simple AC/AC transformers taking 120V down to 12V because the original IKEA power supplies have all killed themselves with heat. Those did put out DC current.These lights do flicker on 12V DC if they are the only load on the circuit. It's fairly annoying and I was seeing it all the time. I got 12V DC drivers to swap my transformers with but haven't taken the effort yet to do that. In the meantime, if each circuit has 1 halogen bulb in it, essentially a resistive load that smooths out the AC, the lights flicker a little, but it's well within my tolerance.I'm somewhat disappointed because they do have a nice sized electrolytic cap on the board, but it must not be enough to smooth out the AC.

We have a 2010 Tiffin Phaeton MH which originally came with halogen bulbs in the ceiling lights. We replaced those in short order (in the first year of ownership) with LEDs purchased from the supply which Tiffin was using at that time (at a cost of $7/light for 58 LEDs).As time went by at least half of the new LEDs had partially stopped working or, worse yet, began a bit of flickering.We finally decided to replace all 58 LEDs with new ones. It's always kind of risky purchasing "sight unseen" lights here on Amazon (as I've done a couple of times). I decided to give these a shot. I selected the "Cool White" bulbs in packs of 20. Price came out to $1.79 per bulb.I was a bit apprehensive after reading another review in which the owner had to remove the black plastic insulator and cut the legs a bit.I have included a picture of the true measurements for this LED as the description concerning overall length is wrong. The description is 45mm in total length, but mine were actually 39mm. The height of the electronics on the back of the board bothered me also, but the total thickness is 7.85mm and posed no problems.I appear to have the same ceiling sockets as the other poster, but I did NOT have to remove the insulators nor clip any of the legs.I just installed these, so I cannot address longevity, but I love the color (which I would describe as "Bright White".

Would but again

Nice lights but I see them blinking real fast. Other than that ok.