Reply to "Other illuminated controls on original VWs"

Gordon NicholsMassachusetts 1993 CMC Supporting Member

While replacing the burned out flush LED Lights in my kitchen ceiling after “The Great Voltage Spike” of Hurricane Isaias, I found that all of them had switch selectable colors from 2600K (kinda yellow-y and much like 60 watt incandescent lights ) to 5000K (wicked bluish-white that really wakes you up).

”Who knew?”

The new replacement ones are switchable, too, so everything is sitting on 3000K and look good to our old eyes. 👀

8/27/204:38 PM

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