Should my cabin lights be 12vDC or 120vAC?

[racecannon]

If it matters, the majority of the time I'll be at a campground. Maybe a little bit of dry docking other times. Thanks.

[FCStreamer]

Cabin lights are 12v.

[Naper]

12 v DC

[HiJoeSilver]

I know you're doing a gut job on the trailer so it's an option. The 12vdc is the much easier way to go.

[perryg114]

LED lighting is DC anyway if you are going that route.

Perry

[TBRich]

Definitely 12v, then you can have light when you are not one shore power or connected to a generator. When on shore power or generator you will still use 12v lighting.

[Streamracer]

12v dc cabin lights. A lot of people carry a couple of 110v AC lamps to use when hooked up to shore power.

[Floatingair]

If you want to. Change your light to
a/c and use an inverter.



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[Bill M.]

Both, in my opinion. A few 12 volt led's for travel or dry camping. Some 110 LED's so that you can actually see when hooked to power.

[rjmaype]

I found some 80 Watt #1156 LED bulbs on ebay for about $4.50 each.

I am really impressed how much light they put off in the ceiling fixtures.