Light under steps?

[2psnapod2]

I took the OEM bulb out to replace, but somehow misplaced it. Can anyone tell me the numbers on the bulb so I can get another? Or is this bulb the same as the clearance lights that look like the same fixture?

 

[TandT]

I took the OEM bulb out to replace, but somehow misplaced it. Can anyone tell me the numbers on the bulb so I can get another? Or is this bulb the same as the clearance lights that look like the same fixture?

Mine took a hit from some road debris. Shattered the whole works. I couldn't read the number.
I took that opportunity to change out the whole fixture to a LED. These can be had at Walmart for around $5. Probably not much more than your bulb.
Attach two screws and two wire nuts, that's all there is too it. They last forever and burn a lot less juice.

 

[Ray LeTourneau]

Michael, I believe it's a 921.

 

[2psnapod2]

Thanks guys for the info. I have an extra one of those and will try it.

 

[2psnapod2]

Michael, I believe it's a 921.

I tried a 18 Watt bulb and it was way to hot. Any Ideas? Can I use a smaller wattage?

 

[cookie]

912.

Peace
Dave

 

[2psnapod2]

After I have done some research neither the 921 or 912 will work for this light. The bulbs are a T5 and about 1.5 inches long. I have not found any that are smaller. I have found a few bulbs that are at T3 1/2 and around 1 inch long. What Volt and Wattage is best?

 

[Brandon.Prewitt]

I just realized mine has a light that looks like that, but I don't know how to turn it on.

 

[Ray LeTourneau]

After I have done some research neither the 921 or 912 will work for this light. The bulbs are a T5 and about 1.5 inches long. I have not found any that are smaller. I have found a few bulbs that are at T3 1/2 and around 1 inch long. What Volt and Wattage is best?

It seems Heartland doesn't use the same fixtures all the time. I'm pretty sure mine is a 921. Anyway, as far as volts & watts, It has to be a 12 volt bulb. As long as the base is the same any wattage with the same base as you need will work. Lower wattage = less light. Higher wattage = more light and more battery draw which is only a concern if it's being used while boondocking.

 

[2psnapod2]

Mine has a switch under the steps going up to the bedroom.

 

[2psnapod2]

Ray, thanks for the info. That is what I figured as far as the volts and watts. I pulled one of the other bulbs in one of the other side markers and it is a 194.

 

[Ray LeTourneau]

Ray, thanks for the info. That is what I figured as far as the volts and watts. I pulled one of the other bulbs in one of the other side markers and it is a 194.

I re-read your original post and noticed where you said it looked like the marker lights. I missed that. My under step light is the same as my original porch light over the door. Sorry for my cornfusion.