Video Transcript for Review of Optronics Trailer Lights - License Plate Lights - Tail Lights - OPT34KB

Hi, everyone. Steve here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at our Optronics LED RV Taillight and License Bracket. The features a stop, tail, and turn and backup options. It's oblong shape and it is a driver's side. So folks, again, oblong trailer taillight.

You got five functions with this. And again, it has that license plate bracket as well. You have stoplight, taillight, turn signal light, backup light, and even that license plate light. It does feature a built-in bracket, and you have a foam gasket in the back with the four wires. Now, I pulled one of these out just to show you there's one, two, three and four.

That's how you would mount this. And then once you've got it screwed in place, hardware sold separately, you just simply pop this cover right over there and pop it in place. And there's a little bitty slot on each of these. You take a super small flathead screwdriver and carefully pop that off to access it. Now I'm go ahead and power this up and show you the different options.

So you've got running lights. And let's see what else we can go through here carefully. So backup, reverse. And as you can see, the license plate light is automatically on at all times with that running light. And then, of course, your brake light.

And let's go ahead and shut off the overhead light so you can see these in the dark. So again, the brake light. And then again, if we gotta go reverse. And I will zoom out and try this. Sometimes the camera wants to auto focus on me. So bear with me if that happens, I apologize. And that's what I was talking about. So again, I apologize for that. Let's go ahead and flip the lights back on. And I'll try to show you from far away, maybe with the lights on. So again, you have your brake light there. And then, of course, reverse. So again, nice and bright. Vibrant. Again, a great option if you're replacing your RV taillight. Again, the driver's side to be specific. As far as some dimensions, overall I got eight inches long. Five and 13 16ths inches inches tall. And about one and a half inches deep. There's 13 dials inside of it. It runs on 12 volts of power. A nice, durable polycarbonate lens and housing is gonna be durable, long lasting, and even waterproof. It's sonically sealed, so you don't have to worry about road ground debris, water, and stuff shortening out or anything. That's gonna wrap it up, folks. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.