If you want your trailer lights to blend in instead of sticking out, this LED ID light bar gets it right. The smoke lens and black polycarbonate housing look sharp against darker trailers while still putting out bright red and white light when you’re turning, braking, or backing up. At 15" long and just 1-1/16" wide, it gives you all the function of a full ID bar without the bulky look.
Instead of juggling multiple lights, this single bar handles everything—turn, brake, tail, and backup. Fifteen LEDs are built in for clear visibility from every signal type. It’s DOT compliant too, so you stay visible and within lighting regulations for trailers over 80" wide.
This light only draws 0.29 amps at 12V, so it won’t strain your electrical system or trigger low-current warnings. The LEDs are sealed and built to last with a lifetime warranty, so you can count on consistent brightness year after year without worrying about burned-out bulbs.
Mounting is straightforward thanks to the surface-mount design and 14-1/8" hole spacing. The 4-wire pigtail hardwires directly to your trailer setup for a clean connection. Once installed, the bar sits low-profile at just 5/8" thick for a sleek fit that stays out of the way.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone, Steve here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look at our Optronics Smoke Lens. It's an ID light bar with turn, brake, tail and backup lights. It's red and white in color, and it's 15-inches overall in length. Now, folks, this ID light bar is gonna be great for trailers that are over 80-inches wide. Let's go ahead and turn off the overhead lights and show you these different features.
So, hopefully, my camera will not auto-adjust on me and make this look funky, but you got running, brakes, and then if you wanna do a reverse light, the white will automatically come on, and yes, that will work with all three of 'em if you so choose. So, again, lots of different options here as far as how you wanna light it, blinker, those kinda things. So, let's go ahead and kick our lights back on, and again, I apologize for any coloration there on the lighting and everything. The camera just wants to auto-adjust on me, which is a good thing. So, we got a nice smoke lens.
Again, 15-inches overall in a length, 5/8-inches thick or tall, however you wanna look at that, and then on the height here, 1 1/16 inches. The distance from center to center of those mounting holes are gonna be right at 14 1/8 inches. As you can see, you got four wires, black, yellow, red, and white. And again, this is a surface-mount, no hardware included. (light clacking) Nice polycarbonate lens, it's gonna be great and durable.
Folks, that will wrap it up for our quick look together. I'm Steven, as always, call, chat, email us if you have any questions or concerns, and I'd love to see some photos and hear about how much you like the light and how you're using it. Have a good one.
Ratings & Reviews
LIGHTS FIT AND WORK AS THEY SHOULD!!!
All good
super easy to navigate and fast shipping
They weren't too difficult to install. The 1 big hiccup was thee weren't any notes on the back of the lights themselves. Mounting them on uneven (diamond deck walls)surface was not a good time. I used clear silicone chalk around the hole for the wire pass to seal it up.
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