Miro-Flex LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn - Submersible - 12 Diodes - Oval - Red Lens

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• Replacement Tail Light for Utility Trailer With Command Electronics 003-5400
  The Command 003-5400 light doesn't give me specific dimensions. Base on some research it appears the Optronics # STL72RB may be a replacement option. I've attached the measurements for this light to assist. The Optronics # STL22RB is a similar light with overall dimensions of 6-1/2" long x 2-5/16" tall x 2-1/4" thick. This light uses grommet # A70GB for flush mount as well so even though they are different they mount in the same way. If you can give me dimensions and a photo of the...
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• Replacement Tail Light for Triton 88ATV Trailer
  The Miro-Flex LED Trailer Tail Light part # STL22RB is a recessed mount tail light that mounts in an oval hole about 6-1/2" long x 2-5/16" tall using the PVC Grommet part # A70GB. I took a look at your Triton 88ATV Trailer online and this appears to be exactly what you have now so it should work just fine but if you take a quick measurement of the opening you would be able to confirm this for yourself. The oval tail lights are fairly standard in regards to size.
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• How To Install LED Trailer Tail Lights On a Side by Side
  The Miro-Flex LED Trailer Tail Light part # STL22RB as an example is designed for use on trailers therefore the stop and turn signals are combined which is the case for almost all of our trailer lights. Therefore, in order to use this tail light on a vehicle/trailer or in your case an ATV, you must have combined wiring which simply means the stop and turn signals are on the same circuit. If your wiring is separate then the only option to use a trailer tail light is with a converter, the...
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• Replacement LED-Type Trailer Taillight for Force Open ATV Utility Trailer
  In my research the reference number J2024 did not return any results for a trailer light so I suspect this was an SAE number on the lens. A light's actual manufacturer's part number will usually appear on one side of the light's base portion, rather than on the lens. If you can find such a number printed on the base you can try searching on that, or you can simply use the link provided. The linked page displays all LED-type trailer tail lights. Filters on the page allow you to sort...
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• Replacement LED Stop/Turn/Taillight for Peterson 421 Lamp on Boat Trailer
  We carry a small selection of Peterson taillights, but the majority of what we carry is from Optronics. Optronics makes an equivalent LED lamp, part # STL72RB. If you were flush mounting the lamp using a grommet, you'd need part # A70GB. You would also need the wiring pigtail, part # A45PB. The # STL22RB you mentioned would also be an acceptable replacement that would use the same grommet and pigtail, but the lamp features two more LEDs, so it would be a bit brighter.
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• Troubleshooting New Trailer Lights That Flash Both Side Taillights when Turn Signal is Activated
  First, I recommend testing the trailer connector at the rear of the truck to ensure that the wiring on the truck is functioning properly. You can use a circuit tester like # 40376 to test the pins at the connector, while a buddy in the cab of the truck runs through the functions of the connector. If the wiring on the truck is not working properly, you will want to take the truck back to the shop to installed it. If the truck wiring checks out properly, then we know the issue is on the...
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• Center Marker Light on Boat Trailer is Not Lighting Up
  If you are using light # STL22RB check the back of it to see the functions of each of the connectors. You would use a harness like # A45PB to plug into the back. The white wire is ground, black is running lights, and red would be brake light/turn signal which would not be used for your application. A diode isn't needed. I think the issue is a bad ground connection which is more common on boat trailers with aluminum frames. Routing the ground wire to the main trailer connector ground...
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• Temporary Trailer Light Recommendation
  The closest thing to what you described would be the MaxxTow Magnetic Tow Lights # MT70097. These are tow lights designed for temporary use when flat-towing. You would have to check with your local laws and regulations on trailer lights, but technically these would work well for you. These lights attach with powerful magnets.
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• Replacement Red Oval LED Stop/Turn/Tail Lights for Skeeter Bassboat Trailer
  Just click on the linked page to see all of our LED-type red oval trailer stop/turn/tail lights like # STL22RB from Optronics. This particular light measures 6-1/2- x 2-5/16-inches and uses a mounting grommet # A70GB and bracket # BK70BB. LED lighting offers the advantages of brighter output, lower power consumption and of doing away with periodic bulb changes. The waterproof STL22RB offers these advantages plug the security of a sonically-welded waterproof enclosure, perfect for your...
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• Light Bulb Replacement in a Sealed Light?
  It would not be possible to replace only the bulb in a light such as # ST70RB because it is sealed. You would need to replace the entire thing. There is also an LED version of this light, # STL22RB, which you may be interested in.
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• Sealed LED Trailer Lights for a 2006 Nitro 591 Boat Trailer
  The more diodes the LED lamp has, the brighter it would be so if that is a concern then go with a model that has more diodes. You can take a look at the 48 diode model, # STL70RB, in the review video I have included. These lights use a 3-prong wiring harness like # A45PB. I cannot promise that it will be the same as your existing 3-prong connector. If you have to make splices, I recommend sealing out water using liquid electrical tape, # SWC50122. These lights can be mounted using grommet...
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• Correct Wiring for Optronics LED Trailer Lights # STL22RB
  To install the Optronics LED Trailer Lights, part # STL22RB, you will need to use the Straight 3-Wire Pigtail, part # A45PB. The Red wire of # A45PB will carry the turn signal function, the Black wire is for running lights, and White is ground. If you are referring to installing the lights on your vehicle, you would need to use a circuit tester, part # 40376 to test the functions of each wire. If installing on a trailer, I would recommend running new wiring from the lights to the...
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• Is Trailer Light STL22RB Replacement for PM 421 Light on Trailer
  Yes, the connection on the Micro-Flex Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn - LED light, part # STL22RB, is compatible with the PM 421 lights that you currently have on your Silver Star horse trailer. You will not need a new pigtail since it uses the same pigtail. However if you do need to replace a pigtail we have the 90 degree option, part # A47PB, and the regular option, part # A45PB. We also carry a replacement grommet if you need that as well, this would be part # A70GB but if yours...
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• What is the White Wire of a Trailer Taillight Wiring Harness For
  The white wires of your trailer lights are the ground wires. It sounds like your previous trailer lights grounded through the mounting hardware so because of that you would need to run the white wire of the new assemblies to either a clean metal surface that touches the trailer frame or back to the main ground for the trailer's wiring. The green would be right stop/turn and the yellow would be left stop turn. The brown is taillights.
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• Installation of LED Trailer Tail Lights with 4 Wires
  Without knowing exactly what lights you have, it is difficult to help based on color. Most of our LED lights use a pigtail with 3 wires # A47PB with the red being turn signal and brake, the black for tail/running light, and the white for ground. The only way to tell your unique light function is to connect the ground which I would assume is the white wire, and then test the other functions with 12V power. Then you will match the functions versus the colors. Because you have an extra...
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• How to Wire a Stop/Turn/Tail Trailer Light With Two Wires to a Trailer
  It sounds like you have a trailer taillight that grounds through the mounting hardware. Typically the red wire would run to the turn signal/stop light circuit and the black would run to the taillight circuit, and then the ground circuit would be complete through the mounting hardware.
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• Replacement RV Trailer Light Gaskets and Mounting Grommets
  Numbers on trailer light lenses usually refer to DOT codes, not the light manufacturer's actual part number for the item. The light part number is usually on the light's base, which typically is less likely than the lens to be damaged or to pop off while you're going down the road. On the two linked pages you can see all of our light gaskets like # A42GB and light mounting grommets like # A45GNB.
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• How To Wire LED Stop/Turn/Running Light
  You should have 3 wires at the rear of your LED light, or from a pigtail like part # A47PB, that plugs into a light like part # STL22RB. The red wire will be connected to your stop/turn circuit on your vehicle. The black wire is spliced into your running lights, or the lights that are turned on your vehicle when the headlight switch is on. The white wire is your ground and needs to be attached to a clean, bare metal surface. It may help using a circuit tester like part # 40376,...
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• Troubleshooting Dim LED Trailer Lights after New Wiring and Light Assembly Installation
  The problem is either the power or the ground side of the wiring of the LED assemblies. First thing to do is check that 12 volts are making it to the trailer connector. You can use a circuit tester like our part # 3808. Next, trace the wiring back to the light assembly testing as you go with the circuit tester to make sure the voltage is making it to the light assemblies. Next, you need to make sure the ground wire of the light assemblies are connected to a clean, metal surface. If you...
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• Troubleshooting Dim Trailer LED Lights
  If your trailer currently has a mix of incandescent and LED lights you can sometimes see the incandescents get dimmed, but not usually the LEDs. I would test the LEDs by running them straight to a vehicle battery with jumper wires to see if they get brighter. I would also test the 4-way of your tow vehicle like in the video I attached. A load resistor would not help, but trying to improve the grounds of your trailer lights might. I would make sure the main ground of the trailer connector...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Lights on 1997 Maxum Trailer that Arent Working
  To make sure the problem is isolated to the trailer, I recommend using a simple light tester, like part # 40376, to test the trailer connector on your tow vehicle to make sure it is functioning properly. I have attached a video that shows how to do this. If the connector on your vehicle is not functioning as it should, then the problem could be related to a poor connection or faulty wiring on your vehicle. If this is the case, you can send me the year, make, and model of your vehicle and...
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• Optronics Trailer Lights # STL72RB LED Light Brightness
  I spoke with my contact at Optronics and was informed that the Lumen Difference between the # STL22RB and the # STL72RB LED tail lights is not tested by Optronics. I was told though that the more LED lights that are in the tail light the brighter the light will be whether the description says super diode or not. I have personally installed the Sealed, 6-1/2 inch Oval LED Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, 10 Super Diode, item # STL72RB, on a CornPro 24 foot car hauler and these lights...
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• Switching from Incandescent to LED Trailer Lights
  If you're switching from incandescent lights to LED lights on your trailer, then because of the difference in power draw between the two lights you may need to add a resistor between the relay and the light. If you have issues like hyper flashing or voltage bleeding once you've installed the lights you can use a resistor similar to # ALEDRST1B behind each relay, but in front of the lights. This is in order to make sure that your new LED lights aren't overloaded and will function correctly...
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• LED Trailer Light Replacement Recommendation for 2005 Featherlite Model 8546 Gooseneck Trailer
  Based on the picture you submitted it looks like you are looking for the part # STL22RB which is an LED version of the light you have that has 12 light emitting diodes.
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• Running Lights and Marker Lights do not Work on a Boat Trailer with LED and Incandescent Lights
  There are a few different things that could be causing your problem. The fact that some lights are LED and some lights are incandescent should have no effect on their functionality. The first step I would take is to use a circuit tester, like part # 40376, and test the trailer connector on your tow vehicle. With the running lights on, test each pin in your trailer connector for power. If you do not have power for the tail lights at the vehicle side trailer connector, then you most likely...
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• New LED Lights Do Not Work on Trailer with Same Connector
  The photo did not come through but are you sure that the pins inside the old connector matches the socket inside the new light? They could look very well the same and even plug into one another but that doesn't mean they are wired the same. I would find the pin inside the light that is supposed to receive power and then check to see if it is in fact receiving power using a circuit tester. There could also be a ground mixup. For example, the new light may ground though the hardware and the...
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• Bolt on Mounting Bracket Options for 6-1/2 Inch Oval Trailer lights
  The Optronics 6-1/2 inch Oval Trailer Lights, item # STL22RB, can be bolted on with the addition of a trailer light mounting bracket. These brackets are available in black powder coat, item # BK70BB, and stainless steel, item # 337LB1SS. Along with the mounting brackets you will need rubber grommets, item # A70GB to secure the lights in the oval openings. Finally you will need a pigtail connector to wire the Miro-Flex, Sealed, 6-1/2 inch Oval, LED Trailer Light, item # STL22RB. There...
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Lights Not Functioning When Headlights are On
  It sounds like there is too much amperage being drawn on your trailer when the headlights are on and it is too much for the trailer so everything shuts off. This could be because of a bad ground somewhere. First thing I would do is check the grounds on the trailer for any loose wiring and corrosion and fix as necessary. If the grounds are good you might need to convert your trailer lights to LED lights so as to minimize the draw on the trailer light circuits. LED lights draw a fraction...
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• Attaching Ground Wire When Installing LED Tail Light To Trailer
  In order for the Optronics Miro-Flex Sealed Light, part # STL22RB, to work on your trailer, you will need either part # A47PB, or part # A45PB pigtail. These attach to the back of the light and have 3 wires that you need to run. The white wire is the ground and can then be attached to a clean metal surface like the trailer frame. The red wire is attached to the turn or brake light wire, and the black wire is attached to the tail light wire. The rubber grommet for attaching this light...
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