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Which is Brighter? The Optronics Light # MCL65RB or # MCL75RB  

Updated 04/21/2014 | Published 04/20/2014



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On the Optronics website it lists the draw for both the MCL65RB 6 LEDs and the MLC75RB 4 LEDs at 0.048 amps at 12.8V. Which light seems brighter?

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The Optronics Trailer Lights # MCL75RB would be brighter than the Optronics Trailer Lights # MCL65RB as it has 4 LEDs and the # MCL65RB only has 3.

The # MCL75RB actually draws 0.06 amps at 12.8 volts.

Check out the review videos I attached for each light.

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