12V DC FLAT G4 LED BULBS 1.5W DIMMABLE

Name: 12V DC FLAT G4 LED BULBS 1.5W DIMMABLE
Brand: LED MONTREAL
SKU: G4FLAT-W2
Price: 4.97 CAD
Availability: InStock

SKU: G4FLAT-W2

Brand: LED MONTREAL

Some fixtures don't need light in every direction; they need it aimed at the counter, the bunk or the cooktop. That is the idea behind the 12V DC Flat G4 LED Bulbs 1.5W Dimmable by LED MONTREAL: a flat LED board on a standard G4 bi-pin base that sends its light toward one side instead of losing it inside the housing. This is the Type 2 flat, the larger and stronger of the two flat versions. People search for it as a flat G4 LED, a puck light bulb or an RV G4 replacement, and it was made to retire the halogen capsules in cars, RVs, motorhomes, boats, under-cabinet modules and range hoods.

Running on 12V DC at 1.5W, it gives useful, directional light for very little power, exactly what a battery-powered RV or boat needs. Because its LEDs all face one way, a puck fixture or a hood lamp sends more of its output onto the surface below rather than into the back of the housing. It is dimmable when paired with a DC dimmer made for low-voltage loads, and you choose warm white or cool white right on this page. One rule before ordering: the bulb accepts direct current only, so make sure your fixture isn't fed by an AC transformer; on alternating current, the LED board and the fixture would both suffer damage.

Across Canada, it's a favourite upgrade for travel trailers, motorhomes, campers, pontoon boats and solar-powered cottages, as well as kitchens whose range hood or under-cabinet modules still use G4 halogens. Contractors appreciate a bulb that puts the light exactly where it's needed, and homeowners simply enjoy brighter counters and bunks. Order SKU G4FLAT-W2 for each socket, pick your colour, and give your RV lighting and kitchen fixtures a modern LED refresh.

Why choose a flat G4
Most G4 capsules glow all around. The flat format lays its LEDs on one face of a wide board, so they all point the same way: a fixture with a reflector, a frosted lens or a puck body gets a broad, directional output instead of light trapped behind the bulb. This Type 2 board is wider and longer than the first flat version and carries more LEDs for a stronger result. Check that your lens or housing has room for it; if space is tight, the smaller flat version is the compact alternative on the same G4 base.

Light colour and aiming
Warm white suits RV interiors, cottage kitchens and bedroom reading lights, where a softer tone feels like home; cool white is the pick for range hoods, workbenches, boat galleys and anywhere you want a bright, clean look on the counter. Both colours are offered on this page, so you can match what is already installed nearby. Because the light is directional, orient the flat face toward the area you want to light: in a ceiling puck that means facing down, in a range hood it means facing the cooktop, and in a cabinet module it means facing the shelf or counter.

Specifications at a glance
Bulb style: flat G4, Type 2
Pins: G4 bi-pin
Supply: 12V DC
Consumption: 1.5W
Dimming: yes
Colour options: warm white and cool white
Brand: LED MONTREAL

Electrical notes and installation
Cars, boats and RVs already run on 12V DC, which makes this bulb a straightforward swap there. In a house, check the transformer or driver feeding the fixture before you start, because older halogen kits often used AC transformers that this bulb cannot accept; replace such a unit with a DC LED driver first. Then switch off, give the halogen time to cool, remove it, and push the flat bulb's pins fully into the socket with the LED face toward the opening of the fixture. To dim, use a dimmer built for low-voltage DC loads, and keep the combined wattage of the bulbs on one supply below its rating.

Where it shines
Ceiling and reading lights in campers and motorhomes, cabin lights on sailboats and pontoons, under-cabinet modules in kitchens and kitchenettes, range hood lamps, closet pucks, and display shelves with recessed puck fixtures. For off-grid camps powered by 12 volt batteries, its modest draw means longer evenings before the next charge, and in a range hood, its forward-facing light lands right on the pots.