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RV-LEDs · 10-07-2020, 08:27 AM

Did you know that October 7th is National LED Light Day? Well it is.....so we are offering a 20% discount until October 14th on our LEDs.
Use Code: LEDDAY
Get yours today at: www.BrightIdeaVentures.com

This day is to commemorate the illuminous LED Lights that brings colors in our life. Generally, when we consume less power, it is not only good for us, but also for the environment. LED consumes only minimal percent of energy when compared to incandescent lighting and fluorescent lighting. Despite costly, its life span is longer and produces only less emission. A normal fluorescent bulb is harmful even after its lifespan since disposal is very much dangerous to the environment due to the presence of mercury content where as in LED bulb, it does not have mercury and therefore the disposal is easier, safe and secure.

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DriVer · 10-09-2020, 12:58 PM

Thanks for the offer.

EZRider800 · 12-25-2020, 10:40 AM

Hello! Just curious when you might be having another sale on RV LEDs? I have a 2006 Holiday Rambler that I would like to convert to LED lights. Since I'm buying so many I'd like to find a good deal.

Also, do you offer LED headlights? The headlights on my coach are marginal at best.

Thanks!

RV-LEDs · 12-26-2020, 04:49 AM

Thanks Curtis. When someone does a whole rig conversion I will give them 20 percent off. I hope this is what you are looking for. 325-665-4993 Gary

RV-LEDs · 12-26-2020, 06:27 AM

Sorry Curtis, I do not offer headlights. I would recommend M4products they are doing a lot of headlight conversions. It would help if you knew where and what era your lights came from. Like 90s ford, GM etc. we still have the better deal on the LEDs, especially with our guarantee of free replacement as long as you have your rig.

EZRider800 · 01-02-2021, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by RV-LEDs

Sorry Curtis, I do not offer headlights. I would recommend M4products they are doing a lot of headlight conversions. It would help if you knew where and what era your lights came from. Like 90s ford, GM etc. we still have the better deal on the LEDs, especially with our guarantee of free replacement as long as you have your rig.

Like my signature line says, I own a 2006 Holiday Rambler. In 2006 they offered a couple different headlight options. One looks like a Ford Tarus or similar car headlight. I don't have that one. The one I have is two round holes with what I assume are projector beams in them for the high and low beams. I'm hoping to find a really bright LED option. My night time driving is poorly lit at best. See picture for an example of my headlight openings. Thanks!