Optronics Thinline LED Trailer Fender Light - Submersible - 2 Diodes - Red/Amber Lens

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Jeff: Hello everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today we're going take a look at this Optronics Thinline LED trailer fender light with the red and amber lens. Now this is a dual face LED trailer light that will install on your trailer fender. When this is installed, the amber light will face the front of the trailer, and then the red light will face the rear of the trailer. It is a nice thinline series, has a very low profile, so that the light can fit in tight spaces. It is sonically sealed.

It is a waterproof unit, which makes it submersible. And it does use LEDs, which make great replacements for regular incandescent lights. The LEDs will last 50 times longer, they're more efficient because they'll provide brighter light with less power output. And, of course, no bulbs to replace or brittle filaments that will break. And the LEDs come with a lifetime warranty.It is in a nice durable polycarbonate housing and lens.

And as we've mentioned, it's a red and an amber lens over the white LEDs. This is compatible with 12 volt DC electrical systems. And it is a surface mount design, comes with the mounting bracket on it. And basically the way you remove it, is you can just pull on each side, and it on snap from the bracket.. just like that.

And you can see it's a two plug, that will plug right in there. The reason I took that off, I wanted to show you, it is a one wire design, has a male bullet connector on the end. Basically that'll connect to your power and the way it gets its ground is right here. So when you go to mount your mounting bracket to your trailer, and you put your screw through there, that screw will give it the ground.The length of the power wire is about 26 inches. It is a P2 rated light, few specs on this, comes with two LEDs.

The power draw at 12.8 volts is 0.048 amps. The dimension on this, I'm just going to go ahead and put it back together. Snaps together, snaps on each end. The overall length of it, including the mounting bracket is going to be right at about four and one-eight inches long. The height of it, it's going to be about one and a quarter inches tall. And the total depth of it is also about one and a quarter inches deep. Now the mounting holes, there's two of them on the back. The distance between the mounting holes, center to center, is right at three inches. And last thing I want to do is going to hook this up to some power and try to ground it, to show you how this works. So if I can get this out.So what we'll do is we'll go ahead and take our power wire, hook it up to our power, and we'll take our ground. And I'm going to, should turn this over, you can see there's where the ground is. So what we're going to do, just to show you, I'm going to try to hook our ground to there. And then when we go to plug it in, you'll be able to see, there's how your light would light up. Go ahead and turn off your overhead light. And you can see the two LEDs, over the red lens and the amber lens. Gives you a nice bright fender light. Go ahead and turn back on our overhead lights. Disconnect our power. And again, just to line the two plugs up, push it in on both sides, and it'll clip it into place. But that should do it for the review on the Optronics Thinline LED trailer fender light with the red and the amber lens.