4 40” strips all in the living areas. The bed area still has the stock fittings that had incandescent bulbs originally. I put yellow led’s on one side of those fixtures for nighttime, and white ones on the other for reading.
The EShine lights are almost always dimmed a bit, but not toooo bright when doing detailed tasks. Don’t bother with the “wave” function. It got triggered too often by mistake, and would trigger with the top down too, so I removed the one “master” light with that feature and just use the dimmer.
I would get these again, although yours with the “red” feature would be nice.
200 AH LiFePo4 Battle Born batteries, 340W residential panel on the roof. 30A DCDC w 2 AWG wire to alternator. I am actively looking for 700W residential panels to replace the 340. So far I can’t get one unless I order a pallet full. If I was rebuilding today I’d go for more battery as well, since using our induction cooktop means always having to keep an eye on the SOC. Or drop induction….
The EShine lights are almost always dimmed a bit, but not toooo bright when doing detailed tasks. Don’t bother with the “wave” function. It got triggered too often by mistake, and would trigger with the top down too, so I removed the one “master” light with that feature and just use the dimmer.
I would get these again, although yours with the “red” feature would be nice.
200 AH LiFePo4 Battle Born batteries, 340W residential panel on the roof. 30A DCDC w 2 AWG wire to alternator. I am actively looking for 700W residential panels to replace the 340. So far I can’t get one unless I order a pallet full. If I was rebuilding today I’d go for more battery as well, since using our induction cooktop means always having to keep an eye on the SOC. Or drop induction….