Power Draw of Diamond LED Trailer Tail Light w/ Reflector
Updated 02/01/2024 | Published 01/29/2024
Question:
Any reports of hyper flashing with LED Trailer Tail Light w/ Reflector - Stop, Tail, Turn - Weatherproof - 80 Diodes thats a lot! - Red Lens - DG52720PB ? What might be amp use? I have 23 F150.
asked by: Jimmy R
Helpful Expert Reply:
Great questions Jimmy,
We haven't had any reports of the LED Trailer Tail Light w/ Reflector - Stop, Tail, Turn # DG52720PB having issues with hyper flashing so you should be good to go in those regards.
When it comes to power draw, the tail light pulls 0.256 watts while the stop/turn light pulls 2.2 watts. For a pair of these installed on your trailer this means your tail light function will pull 0.5 watts and the stop/turn light function will pull 4.1 watts.
I was able to confirm this with my contact at Diamond.
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LED Trailer Light w/ Reflector - Brake, Tail, Turn - Surface Mount - Rectangular - Red
- Trailer Lights
- Tail Lights
- Brake/Tail/Turn
- Rectangle
- Surface Mount
- Non-Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 11L x 8W Inch
- Red
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