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This round trailer light is fully sealed to handle wet or submerged use. The red polycarbonate lens and housing are sonically sealed into one waterproof unit, keeping moisture out and protecting the internal bulb from corrosion or electrical damage. It’s built for environments where water exposure is common, so you can count on it to keep shining bright no matter the conditions.
Clean installs are easy with the recessed mounting design and built-in black flange. It fits into a 2-3/4" diameter hole and uses standard mounting holes spaced 2-11/16" apart. The low-profile shape sits neatly against the surface for a finished look that won’t snag or catch. Hardware isn’t included, so you can choose the fasteners that fit your setup best.
No special wiring needed here—the light accepts an industry-standard 2-prong PL-10 plug (sold separately). That makes it simple to connect to existing trailer wiring without splicing or adapting. It draws only 0.2 amps at 12.8 volts, so it won’t strain your system while still delivering bright illumination where you need it.
This light meets DOT standards and carries a P2 rating, producing a focused beam pattern visible straight on for use as a clearance or side marker light. The clear, even output from its incandescent bulb ensures your trailer stays visible in low-light conditions while meeting safety requirements.
Both the lens and housing are made from tough polycarbonate that resists impacts and UV fading. Combined with Optronics’ sealed design and a 3-year warranty, this light delivers dependable performance trip after trip without worry about cracks, leaks, or dulling over time.

Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Today we're going to be taking a look at part number MC56RV. This is the Optronics trailer clearance or side marker light. This is a sonically sealed waterproof design when it comes to the housing and the lens. The unit is submersible. It's going to feature the red lens. We're going to have the really durable polycarbonate lens and housing, very strong and durable.
The unit's going to contain one incandescent bulb. This is designed to be a recess mount installation with built-in black flange here kind of the base of the light. Your hardware's not included but you can see that it's going to contain 3 mounting holes. We can take a measurement of the recessed portion. That's going to tell us what size hole this unit would mount into. That looks to be 2-3/4 of an inch so the light will fit into a 2-3/4 inch diameter hole.
Here on the back side you're going to see the connection point to provide power and ground to the light. This will accept your industry standard 2-prong plug. That is available here at etrailer.com. It is sold separately. The light itself is Department of Transportation compliant. It's a P2 rated light.
If we take a measurement of just the diameter of the lens portion, we're looking at about 2-1/2 inches. Overall diameter, measuring from edge to edge, we're looking at about 3-7/16 of an inch. It's going to give us a measurement from front to back of about 15/16 of an inch in depth. The distance that we'll have between the mounting holes measuring center on center, that's going to be separated by 2-11/16 of an inch. The power draw on the unit at 12.8 volts is 0.2 amps. I'm going to take a measurement from the bottom of the flange to the bottom of the recessed portion.
That's going to give us a measurement that looks to be 9/16 of an inch, so just over 1/2 inch. We're going to go and hook it up to our actual power source. That way you can see what it looks like with power running to it. I have a 2-prong plug already connected so you can see how it connects. It goes right into the connection points here on the back, pushes in for a nice tight seal and a good fit. You can see the light sends out a really nice consistent signal. Again, this is going to work as your trailer clearance or side marker light. The red circular lens allows a lot of light to come through, distributes it pretty evenly and again, the lens in the housing is going to be made from that strong polycarbonate material so it's going to stand up well to the elements and over time. That's going to do it for today's look at part number MC56RV.
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Ratings & Reviews

John V.
7/6/2022
A year after purchasing these, I continue to be very pleased with these lights. I actually replaced all 20 of the marker lights and the big tail lights with these LED lights from e-trailer. I have had only one marker light lose its ground connection, which I remedied by replacing the sheet metal mounting screw with a slightly large screw. As noted above, this is not a problem with the LED lights, but rather, with the vintage trailers system of grounding through the sheet metal skin of the trailer, rather than providing a positive and negative wire lead to each light. People often stop us at camp grounds to ask questions about our old shasta, and one person even marveled that the lights were still working after 50 years. A good testament to how natural they look.

Dean
4/30/2019
Theyve been working great. Hardest part was finding out the proper part number from the trailer manufacturer to order the right one. The products are still working great.

John G.
1/26/2020
Still working after a year later going in and out of saltwater [Two Thumbs Up]

Henry Z.
7/28/2020
Great.
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Gwendolyn Y.
5/4/2026
Sounds like perfect timing to me!