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I did the same, this time I bought HK for price, and to see if they were usable, when they die, Ill spend a bit more on some (hopefully) more reliable units.
Agreed with the directionality of the SMD Led units, my van has spot/reading lamps in the corners, so got some that have 4 SMDs pointing out (like a spot) the awning got some similar to those linked to, and TBH, they dont do too bad in there.
Ive had to retrofit the main lamps, the age of my van it has 12V fluorescents, Ive ripped the guts out, just keeping the switch and used some LED strips inside, a 60cm white strip, and a yellow 30cm stip, sounds strange, but the diffuser works really well at mixing them, you get as good a spread as the original florries, the yellow strip just warms the colour temp up a bit so its less harsh.
Ive also added a blue LED strip next to the door at floor level, can leave it on later on when the kids are asleep and we can sneak into the fridge!!
when the vans tidy, Ill take a pic or 2
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Topic: LED bulbs
