Boat Ceiling LED Lights: "Ringo ICM-8308LEDB"
12 volt/24 volt, 2.4 watt LED Bulb - from SailorSams.com
- Dimmable LED Lights*

Ringo ICM-8308LEDB
Recessed Mount Ceiling Spotlight
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Plastic light fixture with frosted plastic lens.

Low profile.

Includes 12 volt, 2.4 Watt (120 Lumens) G4 style LED bulb.

Colors: Gold Colored, Chrome Plated, Matt Silver, Sandstone

* Optional: in order to dim this LED Light, a specific Led Dimmer is required:
ICM-D1205 LED Dimmer

12 volt light - Ringo 8308

Ringo 12 Volt Light Dimensions

LED Bulb ICM-LEDG4B Specifications

NOTE: This LED bulb (Warm White version) is on back-order until approximately March 30, 2010, therefore any LED light fixtures profiled on this page that use the Warm White LED are on back-order. You may order and pay now to reserve yours. Orders ship on a first ordered / first shipped basis.

• Power: 2.4 watts
• Voltage: 12 volt - 24 volt
(10-30 volts DC)
• Current at 12v: 200mA
• Base: G4 (Bulb style)
• Solid State Reliability
• High Intensity, Superior Lumen Maintenance
• Well Heat Sink
• View Angle: 120 degree
• Mean Time Between Failure 40,000 hours
• NO UV, Superior ESD Protection
• Wave Length: 3300-3600
• Color Choices: Warm White, Red, or Blue
• Typ. Luminous Flux: 120 Lumens (Compare to a 10W Xenon or Halogen bulb, which are typically 100 to 140 Lumens, depending on the bulb quality, the fixture, the lens, and the quality of the reflector, if any. Also, LED bulbs are more direct, whereas a G4 bulb emits light in all directions).

What is an LED Converter?

When using LED lights on DC power that is converted from AC Power (or when using AC-ready LED's), you may experience noise or fluctuations in intensity. This is typically caused by non-smooth power characteristics (such as sine wave remnants). This can usually be resolved with an LED Converter. An LED converter not only converts AC to DC, it also smoothes out the wave (provides superior voltage regulation), so your LED's get what they need in a regulated dosage.

In other words, some LED's can be used on AC power (check the specifications). Others can be used only on DC power. The bottom line is, in either case, if your power source is AC (or was converted from AC instead being sourced from a battery or solar cell), an LED Converter can be used to eliminate noise or fluctuations in intensity.