My RV is now awesome! I started by replacing all my 12-volt incandescent bulbs with LEDs, and I was really happy with the brighter results. But then, when a light fixture broke, I replaced it with one of these LEDs. It was so much brighter that I decided to replace all the fixtures. What a change! I'm so happy with these lights and I'd happily recommend them to anyone.

The plastic covers on the lights in my 30 year old RV were falling apart, so just changing the old incandescent bulbs for LEDs wasn't enough - I couldn't find replacements for the covers at a good price. So, I decided to spend a bit more and bought a bunch of these new lights. The covers on these aren't the exact size, but the lights fit the same space and the wiring was simpler since I didn't have to worry about matching the polarity.
The screws that came with them were almost too short for my RV's roof, which has carpet on it, so I used a bit longer screws instead. The wire nuts they provided had those little metal springs that kept popping out. You can use the wire nuts without the springs, but I ended up using some other ones I had.
I replaced almost all the lights, but I left three with the old-style fixtures because I liked the softer light from the LED bulbs there.

We've changed all the old lights in our 2004 fifth wheel, and now it's as bright as daylight. When our grandson stays over in the trailer, we just leave the bathroom light on all through the night, even without being plugged into power, and it's all good, no issues at all.

I upgraded the overhead lights in my camper from the original 1999 ones, and it's been a great change. The old plastic was getting really yellow, but these new ones have a clean, bright white look that's much nicer! They give off a bright, crisp white light.
I do wish there was an option for a frosted lens instead of the clear one, but that's the only thing I'd change. I haven't had them for long, so I can't say for sure how durable they'll be, but so far, they're doing great!

We purchased 6 of the double lights and another 6 single ones. The delivery was incredibly quick, and my husband managed to install them all in just 2 hours. We had to remove the old lights first, and it made such a huge difference. Our camper used to be so dark until we put these new ones in. They've really brightened things up and are totally worth the investment!

My old lights were going out and had actually melted into the sockets, so I needed to replace the whole setup. I unscrewed the old fixtures, cut the wires, stripped them, and then installed the new ones. It took no more than 10 minutes. They're nice and bright, and I'm guessing they're really energy-efficient too.

Easy to install these lights. They've really lit up my travel trailer beyond what I expected. The old fixtures used to get hot and even left burn marks, but they didn't give out much light at all. These new ones are a great investment.

I used these lights to replace the old incandescent ones in the overhead hatch doors of our big animal mobile vet unit. They were easy to install and gave out way more light than the old fixtures. I'm really looking forward to the next night emergency with these bright lights! For our Airstream, I also used these lights. I love how bright they are and how super easy they were to install. They even have two settings, which is great. Honestly, I can't think of anything I don't like about them.

I put these lights in my box trailer as cargo lights. I thought about putting one on every roof cross-bar since I had five lights in the pack, but I'm glad I just used three. If I'd added more, it would have been too bright to handle. I could have managed with just one. Since my trailer only has a 4-wire plug, and I didn't want to redo all the wiring, I didn't have a separate 12V power line. So, I connected these lights to the taillight wire, which is a common way to set up cargo lights. Each light only uses 6 watts, so there's no worry about blowing a fuse even with three of them.