Replacement LED Strip Light with Tail Light, Brake and Turn Signal Function for 2015 Cedar Creek 5W

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Need information on a replacement interior led white ceiling light without switch for a 2015 Cedar Creek Hathaway. In addition, a slim led rear tail light 15 wide 9 diodes, stop brake,signal. Optronics Brand. Thanks

asked by: Larry H

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I may have a solution for you, but most of our larger ceiling lights have switches built in. However, you can use a puck light like the LED RV Interior Light # 328-K-1050Q9, which does not have a switch and mounts on the ceiling surface. These lights are 4-1/2" in diameter and come with 9 bright LED diodes to provide a small and easy to install light solution for your Cedar Creek 5th Wheel. Another option would be the Opti-Brite Low Profile LED RV Dome Light - 390 Lumens - Round - Clear Lens - 12V/24V # ILL39CB; I don't like this one as much since it comes with a clear lens, but it is larger at 7" diameter and offers 390 lumens of light.

For the LED tail light you're seeking, we don't have anything that is 15" wide/long, but we do have options that are 12" or 20". For the 12" long LED strip light, I recommend the Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn - Submersible - 9 Diodes - Red Lens # STL59RB, which is a 9 diode light that has brake light, turn signal and tail light functions. There is also a 20" version of this light available with part # STL64RB.

I've linked some review videos of these parts for you to have a look at, as well.

expert reply by: Erik B

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