Mings Mark 5050179 Green Longlife Led Replacement Bulb 185 Lumens 921 Base on 2040-parts.com
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Mings Mark 5050179 Green LongLife LED Replacement Bulb 185 Lumens 921 Base Green LongLife LED replacement lights are built with the finest LED lighting technology and materials. Wide-range voltage is designed to withstand RV power fluctuations that can damage ordinary LED lights. There are no moving parts or filaments so it can withstand shaking and vibration. It's made with high quality SMDs (surface-mounted device) on aluminum base and weighs approximately 1 ounce.
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