I am curious how many people prefer warm-white LED lights vs the "cool-white" LED lights in their airstream?
We just bought a new 2015 International Serenity 23D. We drove it off the lot without ever seeing it in the dark. When we got to a campground, and turned on the interior lights at night we were shocked and dismayed to find all the internal LED lights are of the "cool-white" variety. Both my wife and I find this lighting to be cold-white and sterile, like an operating room. This lighting is most unworthy of the name "Serenity" in our opinion, and we cannot imagine that Airstream designers would ever choose these lights to equip new trailers, or that customers would buy them without complaining loudly. We had upgraded our '07 Safari 19' to warm-white LED's which we find provides a much more comfortable light.
Our next shock came when we returned to the dealer to have the cold bulbs replaced with warm ones. These LED lights are hard-wired into the fixtures, not replaceable bulbs. The parts cost to replace all of the cold light fixtures with warm ones is over $2000!!! So the honeymoon with our otherwise wonderful new trailer was a short one...
Dan's website at led4rv claims "9 out of 10 women prefer warm-white LED's." What do others think?
Charlie
We just bought a new 2015 International Serenity 23D. We drove it off the lot without ever seeing it in the dark. When we got to a campground, and turned on the interior lights at night we were shocked and dismayed to find all the internal LED lights are of the "cool-white" variety. Both my wife and I find this lighting to be cold-white and sterile, like an operating room. This lighting is most unworthy of the name "Serenity" in our opinion, and we cannot imagine that Airstream designers would ever choose these lights to equip new trailers, or that customers would buy them without complaining loudly. We had upgraded our '07 Safari 19' to warm-white LED's which we find provides a much more comfortable light.
Our next shock came when we returned to the dealer to have the cold bulbs replaced with warm ones. These LED lights are hard-wired into the fixtures, not replaceable bulbs. The parts cost to replace all of the cold light fixtures with warm ones is over $2000!!! So the honeymoon with our otherwise wonderful new trailer was a short one...
Dan's website at led4rv claims "9 out of 10 women prefer warm-white LED's." What do others think?
Charlie
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