LED Backup Light for Truck or Trailer - Submersible - 10 Diodes - Oval - Clear Lens - Qty 1

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• Flush Mount, Submersible LED Back Up Light Recommendation for a Trailer
  The brightest LED light, flush mount, submersible, that can be used as a back up light, is going to be the round light # BUL23C24B. But this is a 24 volt light and it has 27 diodes. For a 12 volt back up light that is flush mount and submersible would be # BUL10CB or # BUL11CB. For the BUL10CB that you have referenced, you will also need grommet # a70gb, and a wiring harness # A49PB. For the round light # BUL11CB, you would need grommet # A45GB. and harness # A45CB.
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• Recommendation for Submersible LED Backup Lights on a Boat Trailer
  I can help you add reverse lights to your trailer. Yes, It is important to pay attention to DOT compliance when adding lights on your boat trailer. Compliance will be met if you use the Optronics # BUL10CB light as your backup light. The # BUL72CB is purposed for a utility light and will not meet the criteria for reverse lights on the roadway. In order to add reverse lights to your trailer would would need to have a 7-Way on the trailer and a 7-Way on the vehicle. On the vehicle...
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• Can Reverse Light Circuit of Trailer 7-Way be Used to Power Additional Reverse Lights
  If the reverse light circuit of your 7-way is active you can use it to power the reverse lights you bought. It would be a matter of running the power wire of the light to the reverse light circuit of the 7-way and the negative to the ground circuit of it. If the circuit isn't active on your trailer wiring you'd then need to tap into the reverse lights of the truck. For a quick splice connector you could use the # SWC502905-1 to make the connection to the circuits.
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• How to Wire LED Reverse Lamps on Enclosed Trailer
  The center pin on the 7-way trailer connector carries the reverse lamp signal. Install your reverse lamps such as # BUL10CB as well as the # A45CB pigtail and the # A70GB grommet and # BK70BB bracket if needed. Then, run a length of # DW02359-1 16 gauge wire from the center pin on the trailer connector back to the running lights. I've linked you to our Trailer Wiring help article.
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• How to Provide Power to Trailer Reverse Lights
  To connect back up lights you need to have a 7-way trailer connector on both your trailer and tow vehicle. On a 7-way the reverse lights are powered by the center pin. To connect reverse lights to the trailer's 7-way you can use 16 gauge wire # 16-1-1, or 14 gauge # DW07550-1 if you have a longer trailer. Both are sold by the foot. If you need reverse lights a couple of popular options are the Optronics LED Backup Light # BUL10CB for an LED that uses a 2-wire pigtail # A45CB to connect....
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• Difference in Brightness Between # BUL10CB Backup Light and # BUL72CB Utility Light
  Both the # BUL10CB and the # BUL72CB are 10 diode lamps, and therefore neither lamp would really be brighter than the other. The main difference between the two is how the light is focused. Because the # BUL10CB lamp is DOT compliant as a back-up light, the light would be more diffused over a wider area. By contrast, the # BUL72CB which is NOT certified as a back up light would have the light more focused on a smaller area. Each lamp would output a similar amount of light, but the # BUL72CB...
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• Looking for Way to Mount Optronics Backup Light # BUL10CB on Ranger Trail Boat Trailer
  In order to mount the Optronics Backup Light, # BUL10CB, on your Ranger Trail Boat Trailer, I recommend using the Rubber Grommet, # a70gb, and Trailer Light Mounting Bracket, # BK70BB. A wiring harness, part # A49PB for a right angle plug and part # A45CB for a straight plug, will also be needed for the Optronics Backup Light, # BUL10CB. I have included a few short videos for you to check out.
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• Availability of a Submersible White Backup Light for Boat Trailer
  The brightest, submersible, 12 volt LED light that can be used as a backup light is # BUL10CB. It is flush mount (use grommet # a70gb). LED are brighter than incandescent lights. You will also need a wiring harness, # A49PB, to connect to the light. While the light is submersible, the wiring connections will need some attention to keep out water. I recommend using use shrink tubing. You can also use liquid electrical tape, # SWC50122, to cover wiring splices to keep out water. Dielectric...
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• Output of the Optronics 6-1/2 inch Oval Trailer Lights
  Optronics uses candelas to rate the brightness of their lights instead of lumens and the output of the Optronics 6-1/2 inch Oval LED Back Up light, # BUL52CB, is 175 candela. At a distance of 1 foot, the candela output is equal to the output in lumens. The next brightest 6-1/2 inch oval light would be the part # BUL22CB which has an output of 160 candela. The part # BUL10CB that you referenced has a candela rating of 125 which would make it the dimmest offering which I would not...
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• Recommended Optronics Assembly for Adding Backup Lights to Sprinter
  I recommend going with the Optronics LED Backup Light # BUL10CB, as it will provide you with a clear, bright LED and it is DOT approved to be used as a backup lamp. The Optronics Sealed Oval LED Light # BUL78CB that you also mentioned is a nice utility light, but it is not actually DOT approved to be used as a backup lamp on a vehicle. To install the light assemblies, you can use the 2-Wire Pigtail # A45CB. The white wire will be attached to a bare metal surface of the frame for ground,...
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• Reverse Light Recommendations and Difference Between 2 and 3 Wire Pig Tails
  The LED Backup Light # BUL10CB with 10 diodes will fit in the Rubber Grommet # a70gb. Also, the Sealed, 6-1/2 inch Oval LED Trailer Back Up Light # BUL52CB with 36 diodes will fit in the # A70GB. 7/16 of an inch is pretty close to half an inch and honestly it was probably a measuring error as both lights will fit yet they are listed as having different diameters. The 36 diode light will be noticeably brighter than the 10 diode light. It really just depends on how bright of a back up...
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• White LED Light Recommendation to fit a 3 inch by 2 inch Area
  The best recommendation I could make since we don't have a 3x2 LED light in white would be the part # UCL50CB. This is a 2 inch diameter round white LED that would supply a very bright white illumination. For a pigtail harness to install this light you would want the part # A46PB.
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• LED Backup Light Recommendation for a 2015 Ford F-150
  Your 2015 Ford F-150 should have a 7-way trailer connector at the rear of it. The wire running to the center pin is the reverse light circuit and would be the wire to use for adding a reverse light. The part # BUL10CB would work as a back up light but it is a recessed mount light that would require cutting a hole in your trailer. For a grommet you would need # a70gb and a pigtail harness # A47PB. You might prefer a surface mounted light like the part # BUL90CB since it can be attached...
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• Installing # BUL10CB LED Back Up Lights on Pontoon Boat Trailer
  Four of the LED Back Up Lights, # BUL10CB would only pull about 1 amp, which is less than two incandescent lamps would pull and should not cause a problem. Typically, a pontoon trailer would use a 7-way trailer connector. Check the center pin on the 7-way connector on the tow vehicle with a circuit tester to see if it shows voltage when the transmission is shifted into reverse. If so, simply wire the reverse lamps to the center pin on the connector on the trailer. Then, when the vehicle...
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• Flush Mount Submersible LED Back Up Trailer Light Recommendation
  The light that you have referenced, # BUL10CB, fits the criteria that you have mentioned. If mounted horizontally, it is only 2-1/4 inches tall and 6-7/16 inches side to side. It is flush mount (use grommet # a70gb). The lights are LED and as such they are brighter than incandescent lights. They are also categorized as submersible. You will also need a wiring harness, # A49PB, to connect to the light. The light itself is submersible but the wiring connections will need some attention...
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• Grommet and Mounting Bracket Recommendation for Backup Light BUL10CB
  The grommet needed for the Trailer Light part # BUL10CB that you referenced is the part # A70GB. Then you could install the light in the mounting bracket part # BK70BB.
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• Why Would LED Trailer Light Stop Working
  The lifespan of LEDs are typically much longer than what they would ever be needed for. They don't burn out like traditional bulbs which is one of the many advantages to them. Most likely your issue is ground related. Try improving the ground on the right turn signal and you should get the light to work again.
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• Comparing Brightness Ratings of Optronics LED Tail Lights
  The Optronics LED Backup Light # BUL22CB is brighter than backup light # BUL10CB although I would not describe it as significant, though that can be subjective. Optronics measures the brightness of their lights using candelas and the # BUL10CB has a candela rating of 125, while the # BUL22CB has a candela rating of 160. There is also the backup light # BUL52CB which has a candela rating of 175. The reason I would not classify the brightness as significantly higher is because these...
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• Do Trailer Reverse Lights Require Two or Three Wires to be Powered
  Reverse lights like the part # STL211RCB only need power and ground to function. You would not need three wires ran to the light assembly. Power would need to come from the reverse light circuit of the tow vehicle but you can ground the lights to the trailer frame or using wire to run back to ground of the trailer wiring. The version of the light I would recommend instead though is the part # BUL10CB since this is just a reverse light. For pigtail harnesses you'd want either the # A45CB...
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• What is the Candela Output of Optronics 6-1/2 Inch Incandescent and LED Tail Lights?
  I do recommend you move to LED lights as they are going to last much longer than the incandescent lights on your horse trailer. As far as light output, Optronics generally measures their lights in candelas instead of lumens though at a distance of 1 foot candela is equal to lumens so you should have a good idea of how bright the lights are. I contacted Optronics and the representative was able to give me the candelas of each of the lights you were asking about. The incandescent # BU70CB...
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• What are the Brightest 6.5" Oval Lights for my Motorhome
  Because the GloLight LED Backup Light for Truck or Trailer part # BUL111CB slightly diffuses the light around the outside of the light I recommend using the LED Backup Light for Truck or Trailer part # BUL10CB. This will give you a slightly brighter light than the other. To be honest the difference is minimal and I like the looks of the GloLight better but for maximin brightness the second option is the better of the two.
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• Oval LED Reverse Lights with Grommet for Flatbed Trailer
  We have exactly what you are looking for in terms of an LED reverse light that fits with a grommet for your flatbed trailer. The Optronics LED Backup Light for Truck or Trailer - 6 Diodes # BUL12CB or the same light with 10 Diodes # BUL10CB can be mounted to your trailer with PVC Grommet for 6-1/2" Oval Trailer Tail Lights # A70GB and you will just need a 2-wire pigtail for the lights. For this you can use 2-Wire Pigtail # A45CB or Right Angle 2-Wire Pigtail # A49PB. I have added links...
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• DOT Approved Trailer LED Reverse Light and an LED Interior Trailer Light
  Optronics light # BUL78CB is a utility light so it is not DOT approved to be used as anything other than that. For the interior of the trailer it will work fine, it doesn't have to be DOT approved since it isn't a tail, marker, reverse, brake, or turn signal light. It is about as tough as any other trailer light that you would find but I would not expose it to repeated impact from cargo. the lens or flange would eventually crack. If you are looking for a DOT approved reverse light with...
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• Will Gravel Roads Damage the Back Up Light # BUL10CB Mounted on a Boat Trailer
  As long as you mount the backup light part # BUL10CB using the grommet part # A70GB and bracket part # BK70BB in such a way that it would not be directly behind the tires of the trailer you really shouldn't have a problem with debris...unless you drive like the guys on Dukes of Hazzard. I don't think a box to protect the lights would be necessary. You would just need to pick a good location for the lights and you would be fine. We are in Wentzville, MO which is about 45 minutes west...
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• Parts Needed to LED Reverse Lamps to Boat Trailer
  If you wanted to mount an oval reverse lamp on the outboard sides of the wooden guide-ons shown in the photo, you could easily do so using the following parts: LED Submersible Back-Up Lamp, part # BUL10CB (DOT certified for Back Up Lamp Function) Mounting bracket, part # BK70BB Grommet, part # A70GB Wire pigtail, part # A49PB If you wanted to mount the lamp on the metal upright, that would be possible as well but you'd need to box off the upright somehow to provide a surface that...
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• Light Output of Optronics LED Utility Light # BUL78CB Versus Standard # 1156 Bulb
  The light output delivered by the Optronics # BUL78CB would be considerably greater than that of a single 1156 single filament bulb. A single 1156 would put out about 32 Candela, while the Optronics # BUL78CB puts out 125 Candela. If you were considering using the # BUL78CB as a back-up lamp, keep in mind that it does not meet DOT specifications as a back-up lamp. This will not present a problem unless your trailer is used commercially. If you need to meet DOT specs, use a lamp like...
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• Reverse Light Wire Color on a 1996 Chevrolet K1500 Pickup to Allow Connection of Back Up Light
  The best way to confirm which wire activates your vehicle reverse lights is to remove one taillight assembly and visually identify which lead goes to the reverse light bulb. To remove the taillight, open the tailgate and locate and remove the two taillight retaining screws. This will allow you to pull out the taillight assembly for access to the wiring. Then, for safety sake, it will be useful to have a helper turn the ignition to the on position without starting the vehicle. Then...
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• LED Reverse Light for Trailer with Limited Space
  One option for a DOT approved LED reverse light is Sealed, 6" Oval, LED Trailer Utility Light, Adhesive Mount, 10 Super Diode - Clear Item # BUL78C3MB. It is 7-9/16" x 3-5/16" x 3/4". You mentioned there isn't a lot of space available. How much space do you have? There are not a lot of DOT approved reverse lights available so another option is to use light # BUL10CB with grommet # A70GB and bracket # BK70BB and pigtail # A49PB. Then you can mount the light in the bracket off of the frame.
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• Availability of LED Backup Light Similar to Optronics Streamline 3-Function LED Light # STL89RCB
  We do offer a range of white LED-type backup lights from Optronics that can be seen on the link provided for you. These are available in various shapes, in both submersible and non-submersible types, and in a range of mounting styles. You can use the filters on the page to narrow the results shown based on your preferences. For example, Optronics # BUL10CB is an oval 10-LED flush-mount waterproof backup light that installs using grommet # a70gb. LED lights use far less power than...
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• Recommended Wiring And Waterproof Lights For 2000 Ranger 620 VDS Boat Trailer
  To completely rewire the trailer you will need to start with a 7-way trailer side wiring harness like part # H20044. You will then need a junction box like part # 38656 to attach to the trailer. You will run the # H20044 harness into the junction box and run the wiring for the brakes and lights off of the posts in the junction box. You will need the appropriate size wire for the lights and for brakes if you have them on the trailer. You will want to run 10 gauge wire like part # 10-1-1...
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