Antline 1156 LED bulbs for RV and 20-packs
An RV can have dozens of 1156 and 194 light bulbs. Antline 20-packs relight the whole coach in one go: each LED bulb draws a fraction of the power of halogen, runs with less heat and leaves the batteries for everything else.
Can I replace my RV lights with LEDs?
Yes. The 1156 RV LED bulb is a bayonet BA15S that fits the original fixture: push, twist, done. It draws about 3W instead of over 20W, so the circuit, the batteries and the generator all work less — energy efficient and longer lasting.
Is the 1156 bulb the same as 1157?
No. 1156 is single contact, 1157 dual contact with offset pins. Most RV ceiling lights use 1156 or 1141.
Which pack?
The 1156 pack gives about 600 lumens per bulb in xenon, cool or warm white; the 194 pack about 500 lumens for wedge fixtures and markers. The 54-chip set is 12–24V with 3157, 1157, 1156 and 7443 bases.
Why the 1156 LED bulb saves the RV battery
A halogen 1156 RV light bulb draws around 2 amps; the LED light bulb about a quarter amp at 3 watts. Leave ten interior lights on for an evening and the LED version uses less power than a single halogen — the savings show up as a fuller battery in the morning when you are boondocking. Less heat also means fixtures and lenses stay cool over beds and the dinette.
Install in every vehicle you tow or drive
The same LED light fits a camper, travel trailer, fifth wheel, boat or a 12V workshop. Turn off the 12V system, push and twist the bayonet, test, and close the lens. Choose warm white around 3000 kelvin for living areas, cool or xenon white for kitchens and storage, and keep a few spares with your RV accessories.
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