How To Ground a Set Of Removable Tail Lights Attached To a Wooden Board?
Published 11/01/2023 >
Question:
How to ground a set of removable tails lights attached to a wooden board. Please advise on how to ground these lights assuming there is no connection to the trailer itself, neight by the light studs or the white wire usually attached to the trailer itself. Help!
asked by: David H
Expert Reply:
I see you were looking at the Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light # STL64RB which has a white ground wire, red turn signal wire and black brake light wire. With these or a light which uses studs to ground them you will simply want to run a separate ground wire for the lights along with the power wires. This will allow you to easily remove the lights since there will not be a separate ground wire ran to the trailer frame.
If you can better explain which lights and how you want everything set up I can better provide you with a list of parts needed.
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Thinline LED Trailer Tail Light - Stop, Tail, Turn - Submersible - 15 Diodes - Red Lens
- Trailer Lights
- Tail Lights
- Brake/Tail/Turn
- Strip Light
- Surface Mount
- Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 20L x 1W Inch
- Red
- Optronics
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