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I test out a Feit Electric 12V RV/Marine LED Light Bulb to see if I can run it straight off a Ryobi 18V battery
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This is a mass-market 12V light bulb by Feit Electric, available at major retailers such as The Home Depot: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Feit-Electric-60-Watt-Equivalent-A19-12-Volt-RV-Marine-Non-Dimmable-E26-LED-Light-Bulb-Bright-White-3000K-OM60-930CA-LED-12-BX/325372774
It’s listed as "12V", but doesn’t tell the RANGE of voltages it can run at. So, I tested it. Sure enough, it looks like it works fine anywhere 10-30VDC.
With a simple adapter like this one: https://300mpg.org/ryobi-18v-light-bulb-adapter/
the bulb works directly from the 18V Ryobi battery.
The only down-side to this bulb is it’s a little on the expensive side. I’ve found that the LeMeng brand bulbs work GREAT with Ryobi batteries, and they are about 3 times less expensive.
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