Is There Additional Mounting Bracket Needed for Optronics 12V LED RV Dome Light

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Is there an additional mounting bracket for these lite RVILL50?

asked by: Frank D

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There isn't an additional mounting bracket for the Optronics 12V LED RV Dome Light # RVILL50 that you referenced. The back of the base of the light has mounting holes which you will use to secure it to where you want it mounted.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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The LED RV Dome Light w/ Switch #RVILL50 offers more of a warm white rather than a cool white. I've attached a photo from a customer where you can see the difference between these lights on the bottom and some cool white lights up top. These…

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Answer 7

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Answer 9

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