Can I Install the Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light Vertically Where It Will Be Submerged?

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If the STL64RB is installed on a boat trailer in a vertical orientation where it will be submerged during loading and unloading, will there be a problem with water being retained in the case and later freezing?

asked by: Robert C

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The Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light # STL64RB can be mounted vertically without issue and it will not retain any water since the light is sealed to keep water out. This is a fully submersible light that was designed to be used on boat trailers, as well as trailers that are not submersed.

expert reply by: Erik B

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Yes you are correct in your assumption. On the Optronics Thinline LED #STL64RB, the Red wire is for turn signal, so this will go either the green or yellow wire on your trailer. The black wire is tail lights so this would go to the brown wire on your…

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The Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light #STL64RB is pretty easy to install, you'll just need some butt connectors #DW05744-10, self tapping screws to mount the lights, a couple of ring terminals # DW05702-1 to easily mount the ground wires to the…

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