Requirements For Position Of Center 3 Light Bar

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Is there a height requirement for the position of center 3 light bar? Can it go higher than the tail/break lights?Trailer is 120inch tall. 98inch wide. 89inch from the ground to the top of the wall. The roof is 109 inch edge to edge

asked by: Kent R

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A 3 light bar like the Peterson Thin-Line Red Identification Light Bar # 136-3R does have height requirements of between 15 and 72 inches from the ground. If you are using them as rear clearance lights for the top of your trailer, then there is only the requirement of being the same height above the ground as other clearance lights and as high as possible on the trailer.

I've attached an article on trailer lighting requirements to help.

expert reply by: Jason S

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Hello Brian, thanks for reaching out. I went out to our warehouse and measured the Peterson Thin-Line Identification Light Bar #136-3R. I can confirm the mounting holes are indeed 6-15/16" apart.

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