Switched an Non-Switched Interior Puck Ligths for RV

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Looking for replacement for Bright ideas LLC 3.5 inch 5 diode puck lights. #SL206M2 Need switched and unswitched light replacements. Any ideas? Thank you.

asked by: Randy

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Expert Reply:

Closest match we have would be the part # 328-K-1050Q9 for a non-switched puck light and then part # 3375625337 for a switched light.

These are a little bigger than what you have at 4-1/2 inches in diameter and have 9 diodes for the non-switched and 5-1/8" in diameter with 36 for the switched.

We also have a 3" with a switch # 328-K-1003WS that has 6 diodes if that would better suit your needs.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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