Clearance Needed to Install LED Trailer Light # STL201RFMB
Updated 10/28/2018 | Published 10/27/2018
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If this light is installed in a closed box, how deep does the box need to be? I see that the dimension for the light depth is 1 5/8inch but how much more do the plugs stick out the back of that?
asked by: Tice
Helpful Expert Reply:
I went to our warehouse and put together the light, part # STL201RFMB, with both the 3-wire, part # A45PMB, and 2-wire, part # A42PMB, pigtails.
With both pigtails plugged in I measured abouut 2-1/4 inches from the front of the light to where the wires enter the connector. You need a little more space than this for the wires to have room to bend so I'd guess you want at least 2-1/2 inches at the very least.
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Fusion LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn, Backup - Submersible - Round - Red/Clear Lens
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