LED Lighting problems
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I purchased two led replacement bulbs, 19 L.E.D. S25 LED Light, from http://www.ledlight.com/s25-19-led-light.aspx
I pulled my single bayonet incandescent bulb from my cabin and replaced it with the led, same single bayonet, turned on the switch and nothing. Put back in the incandescent and it comes on no problem. I believed these were basically plug in play, am I missing a converting issue?
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I pulled my single bayonet incandescent bulb from my cabin and replaced it with the led, same single bayonet, turned on the switch and nothing. Put back in the incandescent and it comes on no problem. I believed these were basically plug in play, am I missing a converting issue?
thanx
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Do you have a dimmer in line? Led's work in a very small voltage range. As has been mentioned they are diods so you have to get them in the correct way. Have you tried to just put power to the LED's out of the boat? Like from a battery?
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I purchased two led replacement bulbs, 19 L.E.D. S25 LED Light, from http://www.ledlight.com/s25-19-led-light.aspx
I pulled my single bayonet incandescent bulb from my cabin and replaced it with the led, same single bayonet, turned on the switch and nothing. Put back in the incandescent and it comes on no problem. I believed these were basically plug in play, am I missing a converting issue?
thanx
I pulled my single bayonet incandescent bulb from my cabin and replaced it with the led, same single bayonet, turned on the switch and nothing. Put back in the incandescent and it comes on no problem. I believed these were basically plug in play, am I missing a converting issue?
thanx
swap the wires going to the light socket and try it again
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They do make continutity testers for LED's most good mulit meters will do it. It is polarity sensitive. If no multi meter go with the poor boys aproach and just touch the contacts with power. If it lights then your base is not working as Metal Bros. pointed out.
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