I have a 2001 Bailey Ranger 500/5 and would light to change the old style wall lights that have a opaque glass shades which incorporates a pull switch, and im looking for a light fitting that screws direct to cupboard which is low profile with a built on on/off switch, has anybody got sources where these could be obtained, I have looked on
Bailey Parts online to no avail
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If they are 240 volt mains lights, do they have to be caravan specific. Is it worth looking at the wall lights available in the Lighting depts of B&Q, Homebase, etc, to see oil they have anything suitable?
Bertie.
Thanks mate no joy, will go around caravan dealers and see what type of mains lights they have in recent vans, maybe give me some ideas, other than that its B&Q, Homebase etc etc..
I replaced the lights on my Abbey 516GTS last year due to the dated look of the originals. I couldn't find any lights with built in switches so just found some lights I liked the look of and fitted inline switches behind the unit - yes it means I have to open the cupboard to turn the light on or off but it's not a big problem.
The lights I got were from one of the diy stores and are exterior patio lights I think.
You need to check your wiring, the original lights may not be earthed but the replacements will need to be - on mine luckily the earth cable was present in the power cables.
Our 2012 Swift has no 240-volt lights fitted as standard. The kitchen area 12-v strip light is pathetic. So I fitted two close-linked LED 240-volt strip lights to illuminate the whole length of the kitchen area, with a total power demand of about 18 watts. I arranged it such that the 12-volt light can still be used if there was no mains electricity.
Bertie.
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Topic: New style mains lights
