Product Description
| LEDs: | (23) 2835 Emitters | |||
| Input Voltage: | 10 - 30VDC (Onboard Constant-Current IC) | |||
| Wattage: | 2.7 Watts | |||
| Amperage: | 0.23A at 12VDC | |||
| Beam Angle: | 120° | |||
| Color Temperature: | 2,900°K (Warm White) | |||
| Lumen Output: | 190 Lumens (LM79) | |||
| Base Type: | G4 Bi-Pin, BA15S, BA15D, Festoon, or Wedge | |||
| Dimensions: | 57mm x 57mm | |||
| Dimmable: | Yes - with PWM Dimmer | |||
| Lifetime | 30,000 hours | |||
| Warranty: | 2 Years | |||
Our Constellation replacement LED bulb is made specifically for the standard dome lights and square ceiling lights found in most boats and RV's. Fits ABI, Sea Dog, West Marine, Cabin, or any fixture with a 3" x 3" space.
The bulb features 23 triple-emitter SMD LEDs, along with a peel-and-stick foam mount backing that makes installation easy, even on concave or irregular surfaces. Our emitter board also has a special notch cut-out for the socket, so the bulb fits perfectly centered. For best results, cut the supplied foam adhesive corners to contour with your fixture.
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Outstanding
Replaced LED's in engine room light. Much better! Please keep up the good work.
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Great Upgrade
Replaced the bulb in my cockpit light with this LED panel. Took only a few minutes and the fit was perfect. The light is much brighter, a very nice white color and no heat from the fixture. Based on this experience I will now be replacing other lights in the boat.
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Bright
Easy to install and give better light
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The needle hardly moves
I replaced all 26+ dome lights and reading lights with LED's. The selection process was a little confusing picking out the correct base. I think there could be a little more detail in the process. The lights them self out perform my expectations. They are much brighter than I had anticipated. The installation took no time at all with one draw back. there is not much to hold onto while twisting the bases into the socket. The goal of all this is to reduce power consumption. With all the dome and reading lamps lit the amp meter hardly moved at all. The prices have come down a good bit so I see a ROI in months.
