Interior Light Recommendation For Remodeled Trailer
Updated 05/29/2014 | Published 05/28/2014
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Question:
I am looking to purchase some interior lights for my 5x10 trailer that I am remodeling. I am wanting enough lights to light it up and not be a dimly lit trailer inside. Lastly, I dont want it to draw too much power because I will have this trailer detached from my truck and needs to run off battery for at least 30 minutes at a time while I upload the trailer. I also have somewhat of a budget of around $125 to spend. What are you suggestions for my application?
asked by: Brian
Expert Reply:
When you are considering lighting, LED lights would be your best option as they draw much less power than incandescent lighting. I have attached a link to our product page for the LED lights we have available.
You can use the menu at the left of the page to choose the type light you are interested in, from the color of the lights to the mount style and shape of the lights you are looking for. You can choose from surface mount to lights that have a recessed installation. One example is a strip light like part # ILL70CB. This light has 9 diodes, and is a surface-mount installation.
You can check out our Light-Duty Toggle Switch, part # PK34500. This has a capacity of 20 Amps at 12 volts and has a nylon housing with a face plate, and includes the mounting hardware.
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Opti-Brite LED Interior Strip Light - Weatherproof - 171 Lumens - Clear Lens - 9" Long
- LED Strip Lights
- Rigid Light
- Interior Light
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- Hardwired
- 0 - 10 Inch Long
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