The bulb blew in my awning light so I replaced it with exactly the same bulb but have now noticed that it has burnt the cover!! Any idea where I can get a replacement for an Adria Adora 612DP?
Awning light?
- Thread starter Len_Cuff
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Hi Len,is this the one click here click here
This is the one fitted to my Fleetwood which was made and built by Adria when they took them over ,if not the right one do you have the model number or can you post a photo?
This is the one fitted to my Fleetwood which was made and built by Adria when they took them over ,if not the right one do you have the model number or can you post a photo?
Spot on! But I only need the 'glass' not the whole fitting. If no other suggestions then at least I'll have loads of 'spares' !!
Think I've found the problem! Previous owner had fitted 20W bulb instead of 10W and like a plonker I replaced like for like! New light on order thanks to Gagakev and now it'll be 10W bulbs!!
Hi Len, glad your sorted,
Now I'll tell you............ mines burnt as well !!!
Changed my bulb last year so will check the wattage on mine,
May even look to change the bulb for some kind of LED so if any one has any ideas what we could change it for help would be appreciated, Guessing it could be lower wattage with the same brightness???
Now I'll tell you............ mines burnt as well !!!
Changed my bulb last year so will check the wattage on mine,
May even look to change the bulb for some kind of LED so if any one has any ideas what we could change it for help would be appreciated, Guessing it could be lower wattage with the same brightness???
I use a 3W 15 led 
with this adaptor the only thing i have done extra is put a dab of blue tack on between the bulb & holder as it had moved before when towing...
As you can see mine was ok up to 25w ( or a old 21w indicator bulb ) but this one is far brighter & does not get warm enough to melt the front cover
with this adaptor the only thing i have done extra is put a dab of blue tack on between the bulb & holder as it had moved before when towing...
As you can see mine was ok up to 25w ( or a old 21w indicator bulb )
but this one is far brighter & does not get warm enough to melt the front cover
Cheers Sprocket, knew you were the man with the solution, Thank you
Gee another pint I owe you :woohoo:
Gee another pint I owe you :woohoo:
I had to replace mine earlier this year, due to the charger overcharging. I replaced it with a LED, it is a festoon type bulb and seems a lot brighter.
Trevor
Trevor
An LED solution is to buy some of the 12 volt strip and build up a bank of strips, wired in parallel.
The LED comes as a ribbon with built/printed on 12 volt bus bar, this you can cut into sections, typically every three LEDs, but it is marked. Not yet tried it myself as getting the cover off my age hardened light is taking too much courage whilst it still works.
I have though kept the link and details as I believe it offers a good solution.
This link gets you in then it is a matter of following its own links.
http://www.flexfireleds.com/pages/Comparison-between-3528-LEDs-and-5050-LEDs.html
Sourcing is going to be best via Google for some budget deals; sorry no links for that on file.
Edit: This is an example, though I would seek out cold white for this awning application, it is brighter.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/JnDee-Flexiable-KITCHENS-LIGHTING-RESTAURANTS/dp/B007O4I30O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1412782504&sr=8-1&keywords=led+strip+tape
It comes in 5 metres so you can go mad internally with stylish lights with that amount!
or: http://www.flexfireleds.com/bright-white-colorbright-led-strip-light/
The LED comes as a ribbon with built/printed on 12 volt bus bar, this you can cut into sections, typically every three LEDs, but it is marked. Not yet tried it myself as getting the cover off my age hardened light is taking too much courage whilst it still works.
I have though kept the link and details as I believe it offers a good solution.
This link gets you in then it is a matter of following its own links.
http://www.flexfireleds.com/pages/Comparison-between-3528-LEDs-and-5050-LEDs.html
Sourcing is going to be best via Google for some budget deals; sorry no links for that on file.
Edit: This is an example, though I would seek out cold white for this awning application, it is brighter.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/JnDee-Flexiable-KITCHENS-LIGHTING-RESTAURANTS/dp/B007O4I30O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1412782504&sr=8-1&keywords=led+strip+tape
It comes in 5 metres so you can go mad internally with stylish lights with that amount!
or: http://www.flexfireleds.com/bright-white-colorbright-led-strip-light/
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