SRRB Direct (Side Pin) G4 Bi-Pin 12V AC/DC Low Voltage LED Replacement Ceiling Recessed Puck Light Bulb for RV Camper Trailer Motorhome 5th Wheel and Marine Boat (2 Watt, Natural White)

I'd purchase low-cost 3w LED wafer lights before for my kitchen's under-counter puck lights. Some flickered, others didn't. It was a real annoyance. I thought it was the balast and replaced it. Nope. Same issue. When one burned-out I decided to avoid saving money and bought these 4w wafer bulbs. What a sweet upgrade. NO FLICKER AT ALL. These wafers are beefy compared to the cheapies I'd had before, but the slipped into my puck lights perfectly. The counter top is now a little brighter (by 15% or so). The hue of the light has a bit of yellow, so it's not harsh or clinical looking. I'm 100% delighted and glad I didn't try to save money again!!

These are very bright, natural light led replacements for halogen bulbs. I replaced 2 over our kitchen counter and 2 in our master bath in our Tiffin 43QGP motor home. They are a little tight for the smaller ceiling puck lights, yet I was able to install them with relative ease. They do provide a good set of installation instructions.If you are looking for bright, natural light LED's these will do the trick

I purchased eight of these 2-watt LED bulbs in the natural white color to replace the original 20-watt halogens in my camper ceiling lights. The LED light is a pleasant, bright, neutral white -- it don't have any of that cold blue overcast like you get from a cool white fluorescent. The LEDs get barely warm, their light is easier on the eyes when reading, and colors seem more accurate. The halogens were a LOT more yellow, used considerably more electricity, and got uncomfortably hot.The 2 watt LEDs are a lot cheaper than the 3 watt LEDs. I debated whether to spend the extra $$ on the 3 watt lights, but I decided to go the cheaper route. Now that I've seen the light output of the 2 watters, I'm pleased with my choice. I might spring for the 3-watt bulbs if I wanted intense, focused task lighting, but I think the 2 watt bulbs are plenty fine for general lighting.The only tricky bit about these bulbs is getting them installed in the light fixtures. There are two reasons for this -- The pins on these bulbs are a bit longer than the pins on the old halogens. The bulbs themselves are also longer and a bit thicker than the halogen bulbs. These factors make it harder to get the LED's pins perfectly aligned with their socket so the pins can slip into place.Some reviewers have mentioned they removed the back reflector in the light fixture to get more room to install the LEDs. That's certainly an option to consider, especially for folks with larger fingers. I kept that in mind as an option, but found I didn't need to take that extra step. It took about 2-4 minutes per light fixture to remove the glass cover, clean the glass, remove the halogen, install the LED, and replace the glass.One tip -- When installing the LED, hold the bottom flat face of the bulb (the face with all the square, gold LEDs on it) as horizontal as you can manage. If you hold the bulb at an angle to horizontal, the pins will also be at an angle and that won't work very well.Another tip -- You don't need to push hard on these bulbs when installing them. Think about how little force it takes to slip the old halogen bulb into the socket. The LED bulbs will slip into place just as easily ... when you get the pins in the right place. Brute force and impatience won't be helpful here -- finesse and perseverance will get you farther, faster.More tips -- If you have aging eyes like mine, shine a flashlight into the light fixture so you can clearly see the tiny holes in the socket. Put the tips of the pins into those tiny holes and then adjust the bulb until its bottom face is as close to horizontal as you can manage. If you are very lucky, the pins will slip into the socket right away. If you're not (and I wasn't), then gently hold the pins against the holes and wiggle and vibrate the bulb until the pins finally slip into the socket. Cussing a little under your breath can help too.The results are well worth the hassle. Good luck!

The light is much brighter than expected but were a perfect replacement for our old halogen bulbs that were originally installed in our 2002 coach. The ONLY issue, which is not difficult to overcome is the ceramic looking base the bulb disc is attached to. Our puck lights were not quite as deep so they installed at a very slight slant. Better, if you can do it, is cut out the reflector that is inside the light. It's completely unnecessary with LED bulbs as they do not get hot. Perhaps newer coaches, which still had halogen bulbs are a bit deeper, alleviating this issue. It's not such inconvenience as to choose the cheaper lights however. I'd buy these again!

These seem really well made and were perfect for replacing the halogen bulbs in the under cabinet, built in lights in my motorhome! (2006 Winnebago Navion 23J)The porcelain backs are nice. I had to pop out the metal reflectors to make them fit. (Use a screwdriver to gently pry them out).They are packaged well for shipping and arrived packed in individual boxes.The light they put off is the same, and maybe a tiny bit brighter than the halogen bulbs, but still a nice natural warm white.

These LED G4 Bi-Pin lights are a perfect replacement for the halogen G4s that are OEM in my Mobile Suites 5th Wheel. Plenty bright, cool to the touch, low 12V consumption, and very easy to install. Unlike halogens that will quickly burn out if you touch them without gloves, these require no special handling. I highly recommend them.

Somebody slap me! LoL I have spent and wasted a lot of money on other leds but this one is the best. I am so happy I decided to try again and buy another round of led lighting for our RV that used to use halogen. Although it still didnt fit with the reflector, (removed for other leds) it doesnt matter, all the light is being utilized, none wasted shining up into the ceiling black socket can. They tip a little so they aren’t level but, cant tell at all. I finally found the right LEDs! SERIOUS BRIGHT! Woah! Now I want to slap somebody! LoL

Lights ran very hot to the touch. Specifically the rear of the light became very hot (the casing of the LED). This caused the entire fixture to become very hot.When compared to the other halogen fixture that was original to the boat, the LED (this product) was actually hotter to the touch and continued to become hotter as it was run. Therefore, this product could be a fire hazard. This comparison occurred after running the light for 20 minutes to test it. As we go over 100 miles offshore, all products are tested on the boat before being put into use. Will be returning to company. Application was on a boat in the interior roof light fixtures. These fixtures are almost exactly similar to the advertised pictures of the LED bulb in the Amazon listing. Would not recommend for marine application, could possibly be a fire hazard. Will be seeking out an alternative product.

Work great,. thanks