Eco-LED Plug-&-Play dimmable 12" tube in Cold White, T5 for 12V DC installation. (LT5-CW)

If you are looking to replace your old lights in your RV with LED tubes then this is one of many options. They work, they plug and play without rewiring (in my T5 lights) but they give off less light than other LED replacement options and are almost double the price of many options that require you to do a little rewiring. In the end, I chose to learn to rewire (turns out it is not too hard) because in my case I could get more light per fixture for less money. I went with the Cabin Bright option and it cost me just over $200 to replace over 20 T5 fluorescent tubes instead of the $500 it would have cost to replace my 20 tubes with these LED tubes. Plus I got more light per fixture. If you only have a few light tubes to replace and not 20 or if you simply don't want to rewire your fluorescent tube fixtures then this may be a better option for you.Edit: I purchased a second one after checking to see if the first one works. When used together in a two bulb fixture they did not work. I checked it in all of my fixtures and had the same results. Therefore, I can't recemmend these lights as they were not reliable for me personally in addition to the cost and lower light mentioned above in my original review. Of course YMMV.

Just plug it in and turn it on. Researched several options to converting camper fluorescent tube lights to led. This was the easiest. No wiring needed. Removed the old tunes and replaced with the new LEDs. Replaced two fixtures. One was 12" and the other 18". Each fixture had two tubes. Both fixtures worked perfectly.

Great light, fits into a regular fluorescent light fixture, nothing to take out, cut or re do. But a bit pricy.....