Antline 1156 LED bulbs for RV and 20-packs
An RV can have dozens of 1156 and 194 bulbs. Antline 20-packs relight the whole coach in one go, use a fraction of the current and keep the house battery going longer off-grid.
Which RV pack
| Ceiling and reading lights (1156) | 1156 20-pack → |
| Wedge fixtures and markers (194) | 194 20-pack → |
| Mixed bases, 12–24V | 54-SMD value set → |
Why switch an RV to LED
Halogen RV bulbs are warm, power-hungry and short-lived. An 1156 LED bulb for RV use draws around 3W instead of more than 20W, so a night of reading lights barely dents the house battery — the main reason boondockers convert first. LEDs also run cool, which matters in small plastic fixtures over the dinette and the bed.
Antline 1156 RV bulbs have 50 chips with a 360° light pattern and around 600 lumens; the 194 pack has 42 chips and around 500 lumens. Choose warm white for a cosy interior or cool and xenon white for task lighting.
Fitting tips
- Turn off the 12V system before swapping bulbs.
- 1156 bulbs are bayonet: push and twist to lock.
- 194 wedge LEDs that stay dark need turning 180°.
- Keep a few spares of each base in a labelled box.
RV & Trailer: questions
Are the RV packs 12V only?
The 20-packs are 12V DC; the 54-SMD set is 12–24V.
Which white should I choose?
Warm white for living areas, cool or xenon white for kitchens and storage.
Will they fit my fixture?
Check the base number on the old bulb: 1156/BA15S or 194/T10.
1156 LED Bulbs for RV, 20-Pack$16.49–$17.99