SEALIGHTRV Lights Interior, 3 Color Dimmable LED RV Lights Fixtures 12V Camper Light 1500LM RV Ceiling Dome Light with Switch for RV/Camper/Car/Trailer/Boat, Warm Cool Natural White (Pack of 2)

I have a fifth wheel RV which I’m replacing all interior lights. I picked these and tested them and re-ordered more so far. They’re working fine. I agree with previous comments on the on off switch. In order to turn the lights off you have to hold the switch in. If you don’t, it continues to change colors it should have a separate on off switch. Additionally, the button for changing colors should somehow be a different color, highlighted, etc., because it blends in and is hard to see, especially for elderly people who might like the light other app I think it’s a great light for RVs , and after six months of use so I will come back and give another update

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I like this fixture a lot. It's easy to install and it looks really good and puts out a lot of light. Thought I had ordered the 2 fixture pack, but only got one...but only charged the single light rale so simple to order another.Installation was a snap and it puts out a very bright light...if that's what you want...I did. However it is easy to adjust both the color temp and intensity and the light then remembers your setting so when you turn it on it recalls the last setting you had it at and turns it on at that level.Very good looking and will look terrific in any RV...I put it into my trailer to replace one of the overhead lights that had a burned out bulb in it and I get so much more light from this fixture, I'm going to replace the other two in the trailer too.

We wanted new, updated light fixtures for our RV with optional lighting hues and brightness levels. We were not disappointed. Easy to install and the corner clips to hide the screws easily popped in. We will eventually order more to replace the remaining Halogen ceiling lights we presently have now.

I used this to replace a fixture in my camper and the install was very easy and it was big enough to cover where the old fixture was. The 4 screws to mount it, come with it. They mount in the corners and have caps that go over them, so you don't have take anything apart to mount it. The color selection was nice so it could be set to put out the same light as the existing fixtures.

Just replaced all our old bulb lights in our older motor home.....what a big difference, lest just say there are no dark corners anymore.....

I ripped an old non-functioning vent hood out of my 1971 airstream and had a couple of 12v wires left over the sink. Since I don't cook inside the trailer and won't be replacing the vent, I figured I'd brighten up the kitchen work space.This is a slim little light that you can barely see under the counter. Installation was a snap, 2 wago connectors, 4 screws, and some little screw covers. It's nice bright light that works well over the kitchen counter, with 3 color patterns that toggle with the push of a button. One is too yellow for my taste and another is too blue, but the third is just right. It has a little slider that dims the light. The button is also nice and big so if you have it under a counter like I do you can find it by feel without too much searching.I'm using a Bluetti battery that tells me the draw of connected devices as my house battery. With everything else off in the RV, this light reads 10w at full power, 7w at the halfway detent in the slider, and at the lowest power setting it didn't register a draw at all on the battery, so less than 1w. I much prefer the physical slider to some of the camping lights I have that require you to hold down a button to change the brightness.So far, it's great. I like it enough that I'm toying with the idea of replacing some of the old original fixtures, although I hate to change the vintage look. If it breaks unexpectedly, I'll come back and update this review, but for now I have no hesitation recommending it.

I really like these lights.Except for one glaring user experience issue... So, when they're off, you press the power button to turn them on. But, when they're on, you press the button again to turn them back off, yes? NO! Pressing the button while they're on changes the color! To turn off, you have to press and hold for a long time. It's very annoying, especially when you have multiple lights to turn off. You turn the light off all the time. You only change the color very occasionally. So, why wouldn't color change be press-and-hold? Tapping the button while on should obviously turn it off!Other than that, they're great replacement lights for 10 year old "rv" light fixtures.