Festoon LED's for Fountain Cockpit lighting

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05-15-2012, 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Griswald

i just got some from superbrightsleds.com but they were 42mm. part # was 4210-RHP6: Red. Installed the other night and they lit the cockpit very well. One at the back seat and one under the helm. If your lights are different, you can try a chat session with their tech support, give them the part # of the bulb you have and they will tell you the equivalent. Hope this helps.

I finally installed the festoon lights. Thanks again they look awesome and the part number was correct.

Side note.....Doesn't the word festoon make you laugh. The first time I heard what those bulbs were called I started laughing.

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05-15-2012, 07:41 AM

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That LB1 model says 13 VDC maximum (not for automotive applications). What did superbrightleds.com have to say about that? Are they actually ok for automotive charging systems?

Thanks (looks great, by the way!).

Terry

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LB1-x12 series LED Bar-LB1-W12:Cool White, Then the power jumpers for the bars to be connected part#C21-P06. I hope this helps. The customer service at superbrightleds.com is awesome! These part numbers might get you started in the right direction.

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05-15-2012, 11:51 AM

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I didn't worry about that because I was installing in cuddy. They work great!

05-15-2012, 01:22 PM

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chances are they be ok as long as you don't plug in a battery charger that has a high rate charge stage with them turned on, or a really low battery with alt putting out high rate to recharge

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