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etrailer | Gustafson Square Cross Frame LED Dinette Ceiling Light Installation and Review

Click for more info and reviews of this Gustafson Lighting RV Interior Lights: https://www.etrailer.com/RV-Interior-... Check out some similar RV Interior Lights options: https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-RV_I... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-review-gu... Hi, Matt with etrailer. Today we're gonna talk about the Gustafson square cross frame light, and this is gonna be a LED dinette light. So this is gonna be something that'll last a long time and gives you a fair bit of light in your dining area. So let's check it out. We have a ton of different light fixtures here at etrailer, but what makes this one unique It is really the design of it. So there's not too many of those that have this. I would call it probably more of a rustic style, since we do have this more squared off metal to it. And that metal does give it a little bit of heft, but not too much where it's gonna damage your ceiling, and it is gonna have this textured black powder coat surface to it. And if this type of so matches the rest of your RV, that's great. This will look really nice. Now, the center, we're gonna have this type of other material and the actual LED lights are gonna be inside of there, and that's what gives us more of this warm light to it. I like having a warm light in my RV, because if you have something with a cooler light temperature, it feels more like a hospital, in my opinion, as opposed to something like this that makes it feel more like a home. This is gonna be a little bit more narrow than some other options out there. So in some ways, if you have anything else on your ceiling, you don't have to worry about it making contact with it. Now it is gonna sit a little bit further down compared to other options, and this is almost gonna be 12 inches in its length. So definitely watch out for this if you are standing up so you don't bump your head on it. Now we are gonna have a button. Let's say if you have all the other lights on, but you wanna turn this one off, just press that and you can really see a big difference. What we had before and now. And when I turn it back on, I will say you do get these more hard lines at the very top, which kind of look cool if you're looking for more of a stylized look in your RV. But what's really nice about this light at this location is when you are having a meal with your family, or you wanna play a card game with them, you'll have that light to do those activities. So overall, I do think it's gonna be a thought option for most people. If you're not worried about bumpy head on here, and the RV is gonna be more of this type of style, that's perfect. Now, if you do decide to go with this, let us know how it's working for you in either a comment review, and definitely send us a picture to see how it looks inside your space and how much light is bringing you guys. And as for the installation, it is gonna be a fairly simple process, but we do talk about some tips and tricks that help you along the way. So first we wanna start off by taking off our old light fixture. So in our case today, it's kind of hard to reach, so I'm just gonna grab a smaller ratchet with a bit on the very end of it and remove it this way. I'd recommend also keeping the hardware to this, because the kit we have today doesn't come with any hardware, so you're probably gonna have to reuse this. If this hardware is damaged, I'd recommend just picking some extra up so you can install your light fixture. Really just two screws for most of them. We're gonna have these wire nuts that are already on here. Sometimes these aren't gonna be on there, so we're lucky enough that we can reuse this. If you don't have a on here currently, then you can pick them up. Now sometimes you'll have this type of style. This is gonna be something you'll have to cut off or break off, and those aren't recommended to reuse. So if you have the wire nuts, you'd be good to go. Our original light did have two bulbs on it, so we had an extra wire in the equation. All I did was just capped this off with a wire net and some electric tape, so we should be good to go. Now we're gonna put our new light fixture up there. And grab our light and we're gonna connect it to our wire. So you're powering ground. So typically gonna be color coded, so we're gonna connect white to white and twist those together. Now when you're doing this, I recommend not allowing the wire to hold up the weight of the fixture, since this is gonna be of construction of metal, so it's gonna be a bit heavier. So that could damage something. And we're gonna connect black to black. Once we have both of these connected, I'm gonna grab my wire nuts