Haian Support 12V LED Light Bulb E26/E27 Base, 6W 600LM 2700K Warm White | 12-24V AC/DC Low Voltage LED Bulb for RV, Camper, Marine, Boat, Off-Grid Solar Battery Lighting, 4 Pack

I purchased these 12VDC, 6W bulbs exclusively for emergency use with a 12-volt storage battery during power outages. I may never have to use them, but they are perfect for such situations: low power consumption with ample light output! Side note: I had to laugh at the reviews stating the bulbs "blew up" when turned on. Yep, that's what happens when you subject them to 110VAC power source!

I was so happy with this purchase. 12 volt clear light bulbs aren't something you can just stroll down to the hardware store and pick up. And I didn't want to pay the crazy prices at a camper store. We needed replacement bulbs for our camper and were going on a trip in two days. I found these and they could be shipped overnight. they worked great and were the correct color and brightness - as advertised. Great buy!

The people who have given these bulbs poor review because they say they burn out as soon as they're put in are probably putting them into light sockets on a 120 Volt circuit. These can't be used in regular lights on a 120 volt circuit. They are only 12 watts and are intended for low voltage applications. HOWEVER, they CAN be used in regular lights designed for a 120 volt circuit if they are wired to a transformer. See our story below. We bought beautiful 120 volt capable lanterns for our deck and connected them to a low voltage transformer using low voltage landscaping wire. We bought these 60 watt equivalent 12 Watt bulbs to use in these lanterns and they look absolutely beautiful while only using 12 watts of electricity. Really brighten up our deck at night. They are so bright they interfere with the Dawn to Dusk setting on our security camera....! So we changed the security camera setting to be on a time-based schedule instead. This is exactly what we were hoping for. I even ordered extra to have them on hand in the future since this is a tricky combination: 12 watt bulbs with a 60 watt equivalent light output. We're very pleased....!

These bulbs put out an amazing amount of light for 6 watts. I like that it is close to the color light from incandescent bulbs.

We try to buy from the Ma and Pa places on here. Being disabled . We need to be price conscious. At "The Mother In Laws Place" It is an off-grid cabin, we run DC lighting . We see no need to use the inverter 24/7. just so you can turn on a light when you come home . We use LED bulbs in ceiling mount fixtures that are marked 12-volt DC only. These are controlled by controller with a FOB remote. The controller is board mounted on our PV control center . We use a few of the controllers for different rooms to control each ceiling light . These are fused in our DC only fuse center . This fuse center is controlled by a service disconnect at the DC master box . We also run two AC fuse boxes on our PV board . One protects various AC 110 volt circuits in the cabin , garage and sauna . The other protects 220 volt circuits from the aux gen set and to the split ac/heat pump and the aux battery charger for when the PV and hopefully soon to be wind generated power are not enough to keep up. We run 8 - 6volt Rolls batteries tied by Buss bars . They are temperature and voltage monitored on the PV board and by the inverter unit. The power is inverted by a Renogy 3000 . It also has a multi stage charger built it with flow through capability . These are almost all protected by Breakers purchased here . This is a semi detailed , general description of some of the off grid power system we use . I am going to add this review to each one of the parts bought on here .

This is my second time buying these, I use them in my chicken coop and two of these lights does a great job lighting up a 12x12 coop! Their on from sunset to 10 pm as a rule and they worked for 5 years without any issues till just recently when they burned out. Don’t think I can complain too much, they did the job a good long time! Obviously I will be buying more in the future! Highly recommend them

The 1958 camper was wired with shore power, but I hooked them up to a 12v system, and put in these 12v blubs. Now I have perfect original antique lights in my antique camper, and not those cheap cheezey plastic things in modern campers. Can't say how long they will last, but they burn practically zero battery power from my deep cycle, and they work too when plugged in to 120 shore power. If you are revamping an antique camper you need these bulbs.

If I could give these lightbulbs a zero I would. I’m so mad. I had bought a new ceiling fan for $150. Fan worked great. Ordered these lightbulbs for the fan and the first lightbulb I screwed in blew out and fried the motor. Now my fan is trash. I tried the other bulbs in different lights and they immediately blew up and sparked. Do not buy these lightbulbs. Don’t know if I got a bad batch but it’s not worth the risk.

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