New Generation 1156 1141 1003 33-SMD LED Light bulb Use for RV Indoor Lights, Back Up Reverse Lights, Brake Lights, Tail Lights, Rear Turn Signal Lights (20-Pack, White 6000K-6500K)

The diodes are not soldered on very well. I Installed these in my 5th wheel trailer after about 5 minutes of running smoke started pouring out. Now i have a horrable burt eletonic smell i cant get gone, it almost caught fire and burned my 5th wheel down while in my garage. it was so hot I could not even pull it out of the socket. It melted the light fixture casuing me to have to fix about $50.00 of stuff

Simple LED lights. Plug in. Super bright! Everything is awesome...Until you get the "flicker" of death. They will flicker for a few seconds, and then poof. Smoke comes out of the RV light socket and it smells like elecetric or rubber wires are burnt.The first time it happened, I just chalked it up to it was bound to happen on one. Plugged in another and all is fine. The issue is that now 7 of the 20 that I bought have now burned out and I went ahead and removed the rest because I am in no mood to burn down my RV this week and I do not like the smell.Here are some details.Placed all over in 35 foot motorhomePlugged in to 50amp shore powerStarted happening the second day.I would say that the lights had anywhere from 6-9 hours of run time each before they went out.Was not the same socket over and over but several throughout the coach.I hope this helps someone out there.

The base of the bulb is just slightly shorter than the original and slightly smaller in diameter so I had to pinch down my socket just and play with the positioning to get the pins to lock into the socket in just the right spot for it to light up and not slip back out. In the past 5 o 6 months since purchase I am on my third bulb. This is an LED bulb. An LED bulb should last years, not a couple months. They are a much brighter/whiter light than the incandescent bulb the RV came with but i would not recommend these or ever buy them again due to the problems I've had with them. I personal opinion is there is a heat related fault internally rather than the led's themselves burning out. Poor design and poor manufacturing.

I'm overall happy with these. They are cheap and bright and they are way better than the incandescent bulbs I found when I bought my 1987 Prowler. I've converted my trailer to a tiny home so I'm always hooked up to ~120 volt AC. These bulbs work great off of the battery bank that most trailers have. I did find that they tend to burn out when current fluctuates. This happens when I turn on my AC to DC converter. Newer models are probably better at smoothing out the current profile so you may not run into this at all but if you have an old model like me, turn your lights off before turning on your converter and then turn your lights back on again. The glue used in electronic appliances is generally toxic so try to air everything out quickly if one burns out on you.

I really like these LED bulbs. I used them to replace the standard 12v bulbs in my RV. Wow! What a difference! Now I have brighter lights and use less battery power. I highly recommend them for this application!

I have had countless number of "bulb LED replacement" experiences with 4 RV's converted over the last 14 years, these bulbs look great and the brightness isn't overwhelming like some and color seems slightly whiter that the bulb we took out, but one died 12 minutes and the rest seem fine. The remaining 9 have been running for hours 2-=3 days a week and no problems, so I assume just a manufacturing error for the one bulb. After melting a ceiling fixture with a regular glass bulb, I would rather go LED from here forward. Still a great deal and will buy again, I just may buy a few spares.

all LED's worked fine - I ordered several types when I placed this order - these, while they worked fine and have adequate brightness, are simply "too white" for my tastes - I ended up using these https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074652GB8/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_17 instead. (the latter being a MUCH more comfortable warm white color) But, they do work fine. I probably will use them in the luggage compartment fixtures, just not in the living areas

Bought these for my camper. I wasn't sure if they were going to be brighter than the original lights, but was happy to see they definitely are. There is a little blue cast to them but it doesn't seem bad when you're in there. Definitely seems whiter and brighter. I've been updating my camper, new seats and fabric and such, and this by far has been the most surprising but biggest difference. I'm very happy with them. So far none were duds, and all work well. Only been a week but all working great. Will be ordering more.

I am not sure if our TV booster and coach light work on the same circuit but if the lights were on the TV would freeze and volume would be muted. If the lights were off the TV resumed normal function.

Replacing light bulbs in our RV. These are nice bright white lights, all of them worked, we had no issues with any of the 20 bulbs.

Work very well, nice and bright and no problems with operating with different power sources.

Such an improvement over the original bulbs I had in the camper still.

This is excellent it's perfect for the trailer house :)