5-5/16" x 3-7/16" Rectangle. Waterproof, incandescent light provides backup light function for trucks or trailers. Shock-proof socket protects bulb. Flush mount with grommet (not included). Accepts standard 2-prong plug. 1 bulb.
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The waterproof construction of this light makes it ideal for use on trailers that may be submerged, like a boat trailer. The housing and lens are sonically sealed together to create a single unit, which means that water will not get into the light and damage the diodes or circuit board.
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Today we're going to review part number BU33CB. This is the Optronics sealed flash mount rectangle trailer back-up light with the clear lens. This is a clear rectangular trailer light that will function as your back-up light. It uses a sealed, waterproof housing and lens unit. It is corrosion resistant. On the inside, has a heavy-duty long-life bulb that's installed in a shockproof socket, which guarantees a long bulb life.
It does accept the industry standard, 2-prong plug. As you can see, this one has a 3-prong design but you can use a 2-prong plug on yours since this is only a back-up light. When you do mount this, it is flush mount design so it does require a mounting grommet and then a 2-wire pigtail to provide the power to the light. Those items are sold separately on our website. They are listed on this product page as a "related product". Just to show you, I wanted to show you first the grommet that is used and this we do sell separately.
It's part number A33GB. Basically, what you'll do is just go ahead and push your light in there. It pops into place. Then there's 2 different 2-prong pigtails. The first one is the straight 2-wire pigtail and that's part number A45CB. The straight one is designed to plug in.
It uses just the 2 connections, the ground and then the circuit for your reverse light. You go ahead and plug that in. The reason it's called the straight is because the wires will come out straight behind the light. Then the other option is this right angle to wire pigtail that's part number A49PB. The reason this one's a right angle is when you go to plug it in, you can see that the wires come out at a right angle from behind the light.
You can use either one, whichever will work in your application. I do want to give you a few dimensions on this. The overall length, edge to edge length is 5-5/16". The height from edge to edge is going to be right at 3-7/16" and then the depth on this is going to be right at about 2" deep. What I'm going to do is we're going to use one of these plugs. We're going to use the straight plug. I'm going to go ahead and plug it in and then we're going to hook these 2 wires up to 12-volt power just to show you how bright the back-up light is. The white wire will go to the ground and again, the red wire will go to the reverse light circuit. With those connected, I'm going to go turn off the overhead lights. I'm going to turn on the 12-volt power and apply the back-up light and you can see how bright the reverse light is. I'm going to turn the power; turn the lights back on. That should do it for the review on part number BU33CB. This is the Optronics sealed flash mount rectangle trailer back-up light with the clear lens. .
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