Waterproof trailer light kit includes 2 combination tail lights and 2 clearance or side marker lights to serve 8 functions on trailers wider than 80". Universal mount with stainless steel hardware. 25' Harness with 4-pole connection.
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Note: Over 80" Federal Regulations require additional clearance lights (like MCL93RB or MCL84RB - sold separately). Also, if using with a tilting trailer you may need to route a separate ground wire from the clearance lights to a metal part of the trailer frame since tilting trailers sometimes use rubber isolators in the tilting mechanism.
The waterproof construction of this light makes it ideal for use on trailers that may be submerged, like a boat trailer. The circuit board is sealed, which means that water will not damage the diodes or circuit board.
If a trailer is 80" or wider at its widest point, then it requires rear clearance lights in addition to basic trailer lights. These clearance lights indicate the width of the trailer when it is viewed from the back.
To meet these requirements on a flatbed utility trailer where the bed extends past the wheels, you can install combination trailer lights that include the rear clearance function. For proper mounting, the lights must be installed at the widest points on the rear of the trailer - one on each corner.
A P2-rated light produces a 45-degree angle of light to either side of its centerline for a total of 90 degrees of coverage. This beam pattern can be seen straight on, but it cannot be seen clearly from the side. So this type of light can be used as either a side marker light or a clearance light, but it cannot function as both. If you need both functions, then you must install 2 separate lights on your trailer - one as a front or rear clearance light and one as a side marker light.
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Average Customer Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars (204 Customer Reviews)
Waterproof trailer light kit includes 2 combination tail lights and 2 clearance or side marker lights to serve 8 functions on trailers wider than 80". Universal mount with stainless steel hardware. 25' Harness with 4-pole connection.These fit my 1998 Ranger r91 sport boat trailer perfectly and a re a great upgrade. The screws needed to be pushed all the way to the very top of the channels and the lights look like they are a factory fit. Easy to install and a great product! 122124
After installing a wiring harness on my Honda Fit (which was fairly tricky!) I enlisted the help of my father and uncle to help me install this on a small ancient boat trailer for a newly built sailing dinghy. Installation was a breeze but we did have a hell of a time creating a good grounding contact with the trailer. On a newer trailer, this likely would have been easier. I would also recommend just wiring a full ground from the wiring harness at the car end and not messing with a metal-on-metal contact. I trailer and launch my boat in salt and fresh water and maintaining that ground connection throughout a season of regular use has proved challenging! The lights never come on at first but then bounce on after I go over a few bumps and stay on. The lighting kit has been great and I've had no problems whatsoever, just the standard issues of keeping the rust off the ground contacts and keeping the wiring in good shape as it's mounted on the outside of (round!) trailer supports. etc. The lights are bright and look nice and haven't filled with water or had any problems. You may need to invest in some larger/sturdier zip ties if you end up needing to run this on the outside of your trailer versus threading it through the frame. 585275
I purchased these lights to replace and upgrade the incandescent set that came on a 20’ boat trailer. I chose this set because I liked the way the taillight side markers protrude out rather than being flat. I felt that this would help with visibility at night. The only thing I’m not particularly fond of is the way the amber marker lights that came with the set are designed. The light itself I like. It uses a plug in wire design rather than a sealed wire that is already attached like the taillights. It’s more or less a matter of preference. I mounted these on the fenders facing forward to help see where the trailer is in dark and rainy weather. 528869
The stop/turn rear lights seem to be great quality and sealed well. The marker lamps itself is a sealed unit, but separate from its chrome mounting plate, so I guess thats OK. I'll be using some black silicone to install the lights; after I pilot drill the screw holes I'll put a healthy amount of silicone on the back of the unit. This will get a little goo in the threads to help seal them and fill any voids between the housing and trailer frame it sits against to prevent a little pool of water from being stuck in there. The stainless hardware to mount the main lights is good, but the rest of the stews suck. I'm going to pick up some better stainless screws that are longer, my trailer frame is thick. The plastic wire connectors are crap, throw them out (the little blue ones that pierce the wire for the marker lights). How is that water proof? Get some heat shrink butt connectors and adhesive lined heat shrink tube is this is for a boat trailer installation like mine. 152245
Well made product overall. I would have a few suggestions for the manufacture though. First the screws that came with it were not self tappers as described in the instructions. Luckily this was replacing old busted lights and no new holes needed to be drilled. Second the connections for the main wires to the wires on lights them selves should not be done with wire nuts. Luckily I had some heat shrink connectors . I launch my boat primarily is salt and brackish water and know hot gas saltwater can eat through most metals. Plus no submersible trailer should have connections with wire nuts. Third both sides should have clear back up lights on bottom of lights not just driver side I don't know about most people but I do use both mirrors backing up and most every one of my back downs take place well before daylight since this was for my duck hunting boat. 172747
There seems to be some confusion (myself included) about the spacing of the mounting channels on the rear of the tail lights. So gather round and learn from my mistakes: ALL of the spacing between channels is 2". The difference is the distances from the channel to the side of the lamp assembly! Note the attached picture. The bottom lamp is for an over 80" trailer and the top is the one I mistakenly purchased. NOTE THE DIFFERENCES FROM THE SCREWS TO THE EDGES OF THE LAMP. BIG DIFFERENCE! Also note that the over 80 lamp (bottom) is shaped differently on the right side, while the top under 80 lamp has straight sides. Happy trailering! Keith 33502
Good kit, would be better if they included machine screws as an option for mounting the marker lights, sheet metal screws don't work well if you are mounting on 3/16" steel. 693801
After a year still works great. 940120
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Very good quality. 933437
Great set of lights. Ten times brighter than the incandescent ones. Easy installation. I’d buy them again. 909410
Nice set, good price, and fast shipping . Thanks 905761
After one year, these are still going strong. They are on a 24 ft Pontoon Boat Trailer and have been completely submerged (freshwater) multiple times, and are still going. No complaints from me so far. And the customer service was fantastic, in helping me find the correct setup. 901999
Very nice lights. Easy to install and bright. Plenty of length for a 16ft boat trailer. I usually unplug my lights before backing the boat in, but I have forgotten a few times and they still work great. 898823
These lights 1 year later still going strong. They made it through the winter, a hurricane, a many heavy rain/wind storms without breaking and without water built up within the housings. In addition this set was extremely affordable. 894753
Nice Build Quality, Delivered On Time. 899276
worked as expected ,good quality ,arrived quickly 893991
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Good kit. Easy to install. My only issue was the lights ended up being a different size than what the trailer was cut for. Not a kit problem, I just had to measure more carefully. Redrilled a few holes, and it worked great. 871905
i haven't tested if it is really submersible but they work as expected 864096
Nice kit. Everything I needed with plenty of wire. I soldered the joints to eliminated connections that could corrode. LED is the way to go on a boat 855456
Not very happy with these lights. Immediately after installation - first splash with the trailer - they flooded. I contacted etrailer but never heard back. While they continue to function, the flood every time. This was an expensive kit for not being led. The license holder is long-I had to modify it so that it did not drag on the ground. Overall clunky and cheap. 850586
This is everything I needed to get my trailer back on the road. In stock and right price thanks aging to etrailer.com having everything I needed . On stop shop for all my trailer needs. Happy Customer. 845806
I have an old Ameratrail trailer. The taillights barely fit. The clearance lights did not fit at all. For $xx.xx the clearance lights should be submersible and be more versatile. 822953
Every order arrives on time! Great serv ice! 825210
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