Are the STL111RB Waterproof
Updated 04/22/2020 | Published 04/21/2020 >
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Question:
Hi, i need new lights for my boat trailer and Im thinking about these. Part number STL111RB. Havent had good luck in the past so Im wondering if you could help me. Got a set of optronics with the 10 LEDs last summer and after launching my boat 3 times they had moisture in them and the LEDs burned out one by one before the summer was over. So my question is are the STL111RB Im all looking at really waterproof and submersible or what do you guys recommend? Also if they burn out again in 2 months will you guys replace them? Thanks and have a great day.
asked by: Michal H
Expert Reply:
The Optronics GloLight LED Trailer Light # STL111RB is the perfect solution to what you're looking for since they're a sealed, waterproof light- so they won't let any water in and as long as your wiring is not left exposed, you won't have any problems with these lights going bad like the last ones. On top of this, these lights are backed by Optronics' lifetime warranty on the LED lights; so if there were to be some damage caused by water, you're covered.
I also recommend using the # A70GB grommet to give these a nice clean installation on your trailer.
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GloLight Halo LED Trailer Light - Brake, Tail, Turn - Submersible - Oval - Red
- Trailer Lights
- Tail Lights
- Brake/Tail/Turn
- Oval
- Recessed Mount
- Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 6-7/16L x 2-5/16W Inch
- Red
- Optronics
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