What is the Power Draw For Sealed, 6-1/2 Inch Oval LED Trailer Utility Light, # BUL78CB

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I purchase Code# BUL78CB and need to know the Wattage Consumption of each diode and/or the light as a whole. Can you reply with this info? Thank you.

asked by: Nathan

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The Sealed, 6-1/2 Inch Oval LED Trailer Utility Light, # BUL78CB, as a whole, draws 0.080 amps at 12.8 volts. To determine watts, you would take amps and multiply by volts to get 1.024 watts consumed. You may also be interested in Chrome Accent Ring, # A78CB, to provide a little dress up and some extra protection.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Answer 1

Optronics light #BUL78CB is a utility light so it is not DOT approved to be used as anything other than that. For the interior of the trailer it will work fine, it doesn't have to be DOT approved since it isn't a tail, marker, reverse, brake,…

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Answer 2

The Great White LED Utility Light, part #PE63FV, that you referenced is a 16-diode LED light that is compatible with 12V and 24V outputs and has a 2-wire pigtail. The Light Guide LED Backup Light for Truck/Trailer, part #BUL602CB, is a 12-diode LED…

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Answer 3

My contact at Optronics was able to give me a brightness comparison between their LED lights #BUL78CB and #ILL31CB. Although both use 10 LEDs, the BUL78CB uses super diodes that deliver a lot more actual light output. Optronics was able to give me…

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Answer 4

The Optronics Oval 10-LED Trailer Utility Light, part #BUL78CB, is made with a built-in mounting flange for surface-mount installation where there is no cut-out for the fixture. This item includes both ground and positive wire leads that exit from…

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Answer 5

Optronics uses candelas to rate the brightness of their lights instead of lumens and the output of the Optronics 6-1/2 inch Oval LED Back Up light, #BUL52CB, is 175 candela. At a distance of 1 foot, the candela output is equal to the output in…

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Answer 6

The Sealed, 6-1/2 inch Oval LED Trailer Utility Light, Flange Mount, 10 Super Diode - Clear, item #BUL78CB, does not meet DOT FMVSS 108 requirements, for backup lights so it cannot be sold as a backup light. That does not mean that the light cannot…

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Answer 7

I recommend going with the Optronics LED Backup Light #BUL10CB, as it will provide you with a clear, bright LED and it is DOT approved to be used as a backup lamp. The Optronics Sealed Oval LED Light #BUL78CB that you also mentioned is a nice utility…

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Answer 8

You would not need to install a relay to use the Sealed Optronics Lights #BUL78CB on your trailer. These LED lights draw such a minimal amount of amperage that all you would need to do is tap into the reverse light circuit of your trailer wiring and…

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Answer 9

The LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn, Backup - Submersible - 14 Diodes - Oval - Pigtail #STL68RB will help give you backup lights, with 4 bright white LED's. Since you stated that your main goal is to gain backup lights, the Sealed…

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Answer 10

Hey Frank, while we don't have Lumen outputs for either light you mentioned I can assure you the part #BUL111CFPG is a lot brighter than the #BUL28CLPB. This is evident in the video reviews I attached on this page and the by the amperage draw…

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Answer 11

The Reflex Reflector Flange Cover for Optronics 6" Oval Trailer Lights part #A211RXB is compatible with the GloLight LED Backup Light for Truck or Trailer part #BUL111CFPG. That said, it's not offered in clear only red.

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Answer 12

In order to determine the torque rating for the lug nuts on your trailer you will need to know check out the chart I attached that shows all of the torque specs for all the trailer lugs available based on stud size, wheel material and wheel size.

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What is the Power Draw For Sealed, 6-1/2 Inch Oval LED Trailer Utility Light, # BUL78CB

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