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Brittany Dogs · 03-07-2015, 09:51 AM

I got these LED strips from a place on the Internet called JR and you bypass the high voltage circuit and just tap into the 12v wire after the switch. The one thing I found out with LEDs is that if you want to match the lumens that flourescent put out watt for watt, LEDs do not save you a ton of power. That's because flourescent bulbs are quite efficient themselves. LEDs do save a ton of power when compared to filament bulbs.

03-07-2015, 09:51 AM	#8
Brittany Dogs TrailManor Master Join Date: May 2011 Location: Buffalo NY Posts: 342	I got these LED strips from a place on the Internet called JR and you bypass the high voltage circuit and just tap into the 12v wire after the switch. The one thing I found out with LEDs is that if you want to match the lumens that flourescent put out watt for watt, LEDs do not save you a ton of power. That's because flourescent bulbs are quite efficient themselves. LEDs do save a ton of power when compared to filament bulbs. Attached Thumbnails __________________ 2011, Model 2720SD, 13.5k btu Dometic Low Profile Penguin II with a user installed Easy-Start modification, "Jack" TV Antenna, 15" Goodyear Marathon 225/75R15D Tires on Alloy Wheels, Swing Hitch, Electric Tongue Jack, Front Window (now an option). Powered with a Honda 2000i or 3000 handi (depending on the weather) generator when dry camping. Powered with two 6V Trojan T145 batteries when I need to run silent and deep. TV = 2016 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab w/ WDH. Home Port: Western New York.