Recommendation for Flashing or Strobe Tail Lights for Use on a Tractor
Updated 01/03/2012 | Published 01/02/2012
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Question:
I want to use this light as a tail light and emergency flasher for my tractor. The tractor currently does not have a flasher circuit. Is a flasher built into this light? If not, can you recommend one? Thanks!
asked by: Harry C
Expert Reply:
We do have some LED lights that strobe but none in red that are shaped like an oval. For a similar set of lights that do flash with power applied to them, take a look at # CPL65A-STR. These are amber lights.
For red flashing lights, we have # CPL4R-STR. These are 4 inch diameter round lights. Any of the strobing lights we do carry will only act flash and will not have any other functions.
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Optronics LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Turn, Tail - Submersible - 10 Diode - Oval - Red Lens
- Trailer Lights
- Tail Lights
- Stop
- Tail
- Turn
- Oval
- Surface Mount
- Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 6-1/2L x 2W Inch
- Red
- Optronics
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