Video Transcript for Review of Optronics Trailer Lights - Tail Lights Multi Color - OPT76KB

Hello, neighbor. Steve here with etrailer.com. Let's take a quick look at our Fusion LED hardwired Trailer light stop tail turn oval. It's gonna have red, yellow, and blue colors. And it's what we consider an X lens, the X middle shape there, and it's got 20 diodes. Now, we'll caution you.

Later on in this video we're gonna have some light flashing sequences. So if that kind of thing isn't your cup of tea or you're susceptible to those things, please stop the video now and I recommend you not watching anymore, unless you're fast forwarding through it at your own pace and where you can do it safely. Now, this is an oval light, as you can see, it is 6 1/2 inches long. Your standard oval length. 2 1/4 tall.

Again, the standard size. And about an inch thick or deep. You've got one, two, three, four five, six, seven different colors coming off of here. And on the back of the housing here, it actually says what each one is. We got blue.

That's your pattern selection. So you can change the pattern of the center of the light. Yellow is sinking the light, so side to side. Green's a warning light, and amber orange is a warning light, clear color. Brown is your backup.

Red's your stop turn. Black is your tail light and white is your ground. So we're gonna go through all those sequences here in a little bit, not in any particular order because I'm gonna be in the darkness. And we're just gonna tap each one so you can get an idea. It is sonically sealed. It's waterproof, housing and limbs. It is submersible. The LED lights are highly effective, efficient, durable, and long lasting. And it's made of a durable polycarbonate lens and housing. So it's gonna last for many years to come and it can take abuse of the road and things getting hit at it and whatnot. Now it is a red lens, again, set inside is a white lens. Then that white lens inside of there has red, yellow, and blue LEDs that mounts on the surface of your trailer with a built-in black flange here in the back. Hardware's not included. You need to purchase that separately. And then again, it is DOT compliant. So folks, right now is where we are gonna get into the flashing light sequences and those kind of things. So again, please turn away if you cannot watch those kind of things. I will keep the light on to go through some of these and then I'll turn the light off to go through 'em again so you can see in the dark. So here we go. All right, so again, yellow was just sinking stuff up, so that's why there was nothing. All right, and so here we got a flashing sequence, an amber, and you can change that sequence to a different sequence as well. But I'll wait until we get to the blue light and do that here in the dark. I think it showcases a little better. There's the blue. And again, keep in mind, these are all just here in the light. That one's kind of dim, but that would be like your daytime running lights. And then the actual break. All right, so let's go ahead and flip the overhead lights off. And I'm gonna go back through all of these carefully. And you're gonna see, so again, there's your daylight, running light, that's your amber flashing option. Brake light, and the blue center. And I will zoom out now real quick and kind of go through all these different patterns and stuff kind of far away. So all I'm doing to change the pattern of the flash is simply tapping the blue wire, just like it said, the flash sequence onto, in this case, the. ground wire. And as you can see, we're going through lots of different strobe options. And again, if I go back to the amber one, let's find it. Now, we can change that same strobe pattern for the amber color as well. So if I switch to blue or amber, the strobe pattern's probably gonna be the same pattern, just different color. So again, lots of different ways to play around with it and mess around with it. I'm gonna go ahead and stop there. There's a lot of different options you can choose from and mess around with. You could do that on your own time once you get it in person. And again, you could buy a couple of these and get 'em wired up in sequence of each other as well. Or kind of like a wigwag kind of thing, if you're familiar with that kind of stuff. Well, folks, say, we'll wrap it up just a quick look at our Fusion LED hardwired trailer Light. I'm Steven, thanks for watching.