Video Transcript for An In-Depth Look at the Optronics LED Trailer Tail Light

Hi there neighbors. Today, we're going to be taking a look at Optronics LED stop, turn and tail light trailer lights. These are available with either a red lens with clear LEDs or with a clear lens and red LEDs. With these two options, you can have a more modern look on your trailer with the clear lenses, or maintain a more traditional look with your red lenses. With the lights out, I've got our tail lights on and you can't even tell any difference between the clear lens and the red lens, as they both illuminate about the same. In addition to your tail lights, you're also going to get your left turn signal, brake lights, and your right turn signal.

Your lights will easily fit into the oval holes on your trailer, as they're the standard 6.5" x 2.25" size.Now, if your trailer doesn't already have these oval shaped holes in them, you can purchase brackets, as well as the grommets to keep them in there, nice and tight, here at etrailer.com. Each led light has six LEDs inside of it to aluminate the lens, and it's a quick and easy installation. The light simply just pops in to your oval slot, and it plugs in using a standard three wire pigtail.Now, if your trailer doesn't have a standard three-wire pigtail or you're adding additional lights to it, you can purchase those pigtails here at etrailer.com. What I like about these pigtails is that our ground wire has a ring terminal pre-installed on it, ready to tap right in the ground, and we've got two circuit wires here for our lights here. We can wire up our turn and stop circuit to one and our taillights to the other.

On our light side, the connector end is pre-greased with dielectric grease to ensure a long lasting connection, by keeping out any moisture and corrosion that could potentially build up around them. To install it, you simply plug in your lights and push it in place. The polycarbonate housing has been sonically sealed, so it's submersible underwater. This is ideal for your boat trailers because you can back your trailer down into the loading dock.And if it dips under the water, no big deal. You can easily load up your boat, and you won't have to worry about any damage occurring to your lights here at the back.

LEDs last significantly longer than your typical incandescent bulbs. So it's going to be a great upgrade, if you're wanting to get those incandescent bulbs off your trailer or a great replacement, if you've got some damaged lights in your trailer. Additionally, these can also be added, if you want more lighting at the back of your trailer. They come as a quantity of one, so if you need one for each side, you want to make sure that you purchase two. And that completes our look at Optronics LED stop, turn, and tail trailer lights..