Video Transcript for In-Depth Review of the 2-Wire Pigtail for Peterson Incandescent Trailer Tail Lights

Today we're going to take a look at the two wire pigtail from Petersen Trailer Lights. This is going to be an easy way to get your lights mounted up, a lot of them are going to accept this two prong design. So, it's pretty easy, any light that you choose that has that two prong design on the back; the female ends will match up with this pigtail. I have one here from Petersen, this is going to be M143A, an amber trailer light. It just pops into the back of our light, and then we connect our two wires, power and ground, the white wire with the ring terminal will be our ground, and then that red wire will be our power.So, connect those to my box here so we can see what it'll do for us. And just like that, we're connected.

Easy to hook up there, you just need to find a good grounding point on your trailer, good piece of clean metal, and then connect the power to your battery. You can find a lot of Petersen lights available here at etrailer.com, or any of your trailer light needs. We've got amber lights, red lights, anything like that.Our two prongs gonna be a PL10 molded plastic, so just pop into the back of the light like you saw. Then the ring terminal on it is a number ten for that ground wire. Overall our pigtail wire length will be approximately ten and a half inches, going to about the center of that ring terminal there.

This product is made in the USA.And that's gonna do it for our look at the two wire pigtail for Petersen trailer lights.