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When you just need a dependable light that gets the job done, this Optronics amber clearance or side marker light delivers. It uses a standard incandescent bulb that’s easy to replace and puts out steady light for clear visibility. Measuring 5-3/16" long by 2" tall by 1" thick, it’s built into a durable ABS housing with an amber lens that stands up well to regular use on the road.
You don’t need fancy brackets or sealed housings to make this work. The surface-mount setup installs directly onto your trailer with mounting holes spaced 4-13/16" apart (center to center). The 2-wire design with a weathertight plug makes hookup simple and provides a solid connection you can count on in everyday conditions.
This light includes a built-in reflex reflector, so you don’t have to add a separate reflector to meet DOT requirements. It’s already P2 rated, meaning it throws light 45 degrees to either side for a total 90-degree pattern that’s bright from the front or rear when properly mounted. That’s one less part to buy and one less thing to line up during install.
At 12.8 volts, the light draws 0.422 amps—plenty of brightness without putting strain on your electrical system. Compatible with standard 12V DC setups, it’s a simple, trustworthy way to keep your trailer visible and compliant mile after mile. And it’s backed by a 3-year warranty for extra peace of mind.

Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
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!