Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights - Submersible - 38 Diodes - Driver and Passenger Side

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• Lights for a 7 Foot x 10 Foot Cargo Trailer
  It is imperative you check your local laws for lighting requirements in regards to your specific trailer, though I can tell you you no matter what you'll need stop lights, tail lights, turn signals and reflectors. There are other factors, including your trailer's GVWR that you need to take into consideration; I have added a link to a help article on trailer lighting requirements which I highly recommend checking out. That said, a 7' wide x 10' long cargo trailer is almost certain to...
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• Replacement Tail Lights on Malone Microsport XL Kayak Trailer
  Yes. The tail lights on the Malone Microsport trailers like the # MPG460XT are submersible. You can use the # TLL28RK to replace these lights with another submersible light or go with a completely sealed and waterproof light set with the # TLL9RK. I do recommend going with the # TLL9RK waterproof lights just because of the added protection and durability you get with this application. I've linked an installation video of these lights for you to have a look at, as well.
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• Replacement Tail Lights for an EZ Loader Boat Trailer
  I do not know exactly what lights your boat trailer came with nor would we have an exact OEM replacement but we do have the Miro-Flex LED Trailer Tail Lights part # TLL28RK which are a submersible LED tail light that should work well for you. The lights mount via two bolts placed 2" apart on center. The circuit boards are sealed, which means that water will not damage the diodes or circuit boards. The lights do not come with sealed wiring connectors but you can add them using part #...
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• Recommended Trailer Tail Light Mounting Brackets for Square Lights
  For your Miro-Flex LED Trailer Tail Lights # TLL28RK, we have the CE Smith Light Mounting Brackets # CE26057AA or the bunk mount brackets # CE27630A. We also have the CE Smith Trailer Tail Light Protector - Aluminum Tread Plate # CE26051A or Light Guard - Unpainted Steel # LG440NP to further protect the lights when mounted.
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• Does Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights Come With Wires
  The Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights # TLL28RK do not come with additional wire. The wires for these lights are 20 gauge, but you can connect them to your wiring with butt connectors such as the 16-14 Gauge # 05731-5. I have added a link to a video review for you to check out as well of the Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights # TLL28RK.
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• Replacement Lens for Optronics Square LED Trailer Light TLL28RK
  For the Optronics Miro-Flex Trailer Light kit # TLL28RK with a cracked lens you can use Replacment Lens # AL8RB-1G.
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• Recommended Replacement Lens for Kenway 64274 LED Light
  I was able to determine that your Kenway 64274 measures 4-7/8" x 2-7/8" and it doesn't look like we carry any lenses that will fit on that light, so the best option is to replace your taillights with something similar. I recommend using the Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights # TLL28RK, which is a reliable option that will provide you with the same functionality as your Kenway light. These are simple to install LEDs that are fully waterproof, very bright with a combined 38...
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• Driver's Side Replacement for the Miro-Flex LED Combination Tail Lights
  For a driver's side replacement for the Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights - Submersible - 38 Diodes part # TLL28RK use the Miro-Flex LED Trailer Tail Light - 7 Function - Submersible - 20 Diodes part # STL29RB Check out the installation video below if you'd like to see the wiring connections.
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• Wiring Installation for Miro-Flex LED 3 Wire Trailer Lights
  The Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights # TLL28RK have a separate white ground wire with ring terminal because the mounting hardware is surrounded by plastic not giving the light a solid ground connection. The ring terminal over the mounting hardware works around this to connect the light to the trailer frame. This ground wire doesn't need to be on the mounting hardware and can be attached directly to the trailer frame with a different screw or bolt if desired. The brown wire...
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• Recommended Trailer Tail Light Kit with 38 Diodes
  Yes, the Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights part # TLL28RK have a combined total of 38 diodes. In order to add the wiring you can use the 35 Ft 4-Way Trailer Wiring Harness part # A35W42B.
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• Can LED Trailer Lights be Used With Original Wiring on Older Boat Trailer
  You can use the Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights # TLL28RK on your boat trailer from 1982 with its original wiring. Just make sure that the wires are in good shape and not stripped or otherwise damaged/exposed and these LEDs will work. I have added a link to a video install of the lights for you to check out.
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• Bright LED Trailer Taillight Recommendation
  The Miro Flex LED Trailer Taillight kit part # TLL28RK is an LED that has 38 diodes which are incredibly bright. This would be a great solution for what you are looking for. I attached a picture that shows just how bright these are installed on a PWC trailer.
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• Wiring When Converting to LED Lights
  LED lights do not necessarily have three wires, they will have wires based on their function on the trailer. For example, the Miro-Flex LED # TLL28RK has three wires because they have three functions, so the white wire will be for ground, brown wire will be for tail lights, and the remaining wire will be for stop/turn lights. The Optronics # AL82AB act as clearance lights, so they have just two wires, a ground wire and lead wire. I've added a link to install videos of both lights for...
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• Will Replacement LED Tail Lights on Boat Trailer be Compatible with Current Incandescent Lights
  There is no harm in using LED Tail Lights, like part # TLL28RK, along with incandescent lights on your boat trailer. They will work just fine together. I am linking our selection of LED tail lights for you to look through but if you can let me know the dimensions of the lights your are wanting to replace I can see if we have a similar LED option available.
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• Replacement LED Clearance and Taillight for Small Utility Trailer
  We have LED trailer taillight assemblies as well as a few LED style bulbs that can replace some incandescents but in general you have to replace the entire assembly when converting to LED. Can you send me a picture of your lights?
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• Difference Between Trailer Lights with Wired Ground vs. Mounting Stud Ground
  The difference between your old and new boat trailer lights is likely that the old ones used their mounting hardware to make the ground connection to the trailer frame while the new ones use a wired ground. For example, lighting kit # TLL36RK uses a wired ground, the white wire with ring terminal, that connects to the trailer frame. Light kit # TL5RK on the other hand uses its two mounting studs to make the ground connection to the frame. Since I do not know which specific new lights...
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• Is Surge Protection Needed When Changing From Incandescent to LED Lights?
  There is no need for any type of surge protection when making the switch to LED lights from incandescent. LED trailer lights, such as the Miro-Flex Tail Lights, # TLL28RK, are commonly being used to replace the less efficient incandescent lights. The only issue you may encounter is hyperflashing - the rapid blinking of turn signals - which is possible because LED lights only draw about one-tenth the power of incandescent lights, causing your vehicle to react as if the light has burned...
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• Trailer Light Recommendation for 84 inch Wide Trailer
  For a trailer lighting kit designed for the requirements of trailers that are over 80 inches in width we have the Optronics kit part # TLL36RK which would work well. It comes with submersible taillights as well as a couple amber clearance lights.
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• Installing LED Trailer Light with Black, Red, and Green Wires
  Typically with an LED light that has a black, red, and green wire the black wire is for ground, the red wire is for the turn/brake light circuit, and the green wire will go to the running lights circuit on the trailer. If you can tell me what model LED lights you purchased I will be happy to verify this for you.
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• Which LED Trailer Tail Lights are Brighter Between # TLL28RK and # TLL9RK
  Trailer tail lights # TLL28RK would be brighter than # TLL9RK but you probably would not be able to tell the difference with the naked eye. And both of them will be brighter than regular incandescent bulbs. But generally speaking the more diodes there are in an LED light the more light it produces and the brighter it will be.
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• Determining What Lights are Needed on Homemade Gooseneck Trailer
  The lights you need on your newly built trailer will depend both on its size and GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating). All trailers, regardless of size, are required to have stop lights, tail lights, turn signals and reflectors. Trailers that are 80 inches wide or wider, or that are longer than 30 feet, will need additional lights and reflectors. A trailer that is 80 inches wide or wider, and has a GVWR over 10,000 pounds, will require conspicuity treatments as well. I have attached an...
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• Do You Connect Green to Green on One Side and Yellow to Yellow On Optronics Trailer Light Kit TL16RK
  The Optronics Trailer Light Kit for Trailers over 80" Wide - Submersible - 25' Wiring Harness # TL16RK does have the correct wiring colors so you do simply match yellow to yellow on the driver side and green to green on the passenger side.
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• Replacing Trailer Tail Lights With LEDs on Older Trailer
  Thank you for that photo, it was helpful! For new LED lights you will need to replace the entire unit, and you will need to replace the entire unit. Based on the 2-1/4 inch measurement, to mount new LED tail lights you are going to have to drill new holes to install them because the standard for trailer lights today is 2 inches on center. I recommend the Miro-Flex LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights # TLL28RK which you will mount directly to your trailer frame. To attach these LED lights...
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• Availability of a Submersible Trailer LED Light Kit
  For a waterproof LED light kit you would want to use # TLL9RK. I can verify that his kit is listed as waterproof which would include it being submersible. The # TLL28RK kit is comprised of lights not listed as submersible as you have said.
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• Can I Use LED and Incandescent Lights on My Trailer Together
  Yes, you most certainly can use LED and incandescent lights together on a trailer. I have linked our selection of trailer lights for you to check out. If you need to choose some lights if you just let me know what dimensions you are looking for and I can make some recommendations for you.
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• Troubleshooting Trailer Lights Going Out and Vehicle Fuse Blowing After Launching Boat
  Since the issue you are describing is only happening after launching your boat, the cause certainly seems to be related somehow to the wiring and lights being exposed to water. The first thing you might check is the tail lights themselves on your boat trailer. Many lights are labeled submersible, but this is not necessarily the same thing as them being completely sealed. It's very possible that water is finding its way inside the light assemblies everytime you launch your boat, which...
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• Replacement LED Tail Lights for EZLoader Trailer
  One way you can find the right tail lights for your trailer is to measure the mounting points and then measure the tail light itself. Also, take note of the shape of the lights you have, such as round, square, or rectangular. I have attached a link to the LED tail lights we offer for trailers. You can use the filters on the page to narrow down your search and find the right tail lights for your trailer. Some of the lights may not have the same dimensions but if the mounting holes are...
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• 24 Volt Trailer Light Availability
  The Light Assembly part # TLL28RK that you referenced is only compatible with 12 volt circuits. We have a couple trailer lights that are compatible with 24 volt circuits though. Check out the part # STL23R24B, # STL90R24B, # MCL55R1224B, or # SLL43AB2.
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