Adding visibility in tight spaces usually means cutting larger holes or skipping warning lights. This 3/4" light fits a small grommet opening and combines marker and strobe functions so you can add both without changing your setup.
Adding strobe lighting often means finding space for separate lights or cutting larger openings. This 3/4" bullet light installs into a standard grommet hole and combines marker and strobe functions in one unit. You can add warning output without changing your mounting layout or adding extra light housings.
Uncoordinated flash patterns can make warning signals harder to read. This light uses a 5-wire pigtail that supports sync, alternating, and wig-wag functions with 14 selectable flash patterns. You can wire multiple lights together and create a coordinated signal that stays consistent across your setup.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone. Steve here with etrailer. Today we're taking a look at our Custer LED Clearance Side Marker Light with included grommets. It's considered a bullet light and it is submersible in a nice amber color. Now as you can see, we're gonna have some light sequences and s strobing and stuff going on today during the video as this is a strobe light. So make sure if you're susceptible to those kind of things, please stop the video right now.
I'm gonna go ahead and turn this on and get to it. So again, folks, this is both a marker and a strobe in an all-in-one compact light. It does combine those DOT-approved amber markers with built-in amber warning as well. So let's go ahead and turn off the overhead lights in the studio and take a better look in the dark. So as you can see far away, you got the flashing sequence there going, and that's close up.
I do want to go ahead and back back out to my far away view there. And then let's go ahead and cycle through some of these just so you can see the different flash patterns. All I'm doing is tapping one of the wires for the instructions to change the flash pattern. You do have multiple strobe modes. 14 to be exact.
And again, this is a sealed housing, so it's built to handle wet conditions, road spray, those kind of things. Now, what's neat about this is you can connect a lot of these in series and then depending on how you wire 'em up, you can make 'em go back and forth kinda like a wigwag. Or you can, you know, wire 'em all up to do exactly the same thing at the exact same time. It does fit a three-quarter inch mine hole, and you do get the grommets included. So this can fit a flush or curved tube mount style as well.
So it's totally up to you as far as your mode of installation and how you want to install it. So as you can see, you got the extra grommet here. This one kind of has that curved edge to it. It's thicker on one side than the other. And then you got the one grommet that's already installed out of the box. That's just your flush style grommet. And then of course you got all your different wires for wiring it up. Well, folks, I think that's gonna wrap up our quick look together at this Custer LED Clearance Side Marker Strobe option light. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.
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