Recommended Exterior LED Utility Light
Updated 05/06/2026 | Published 04/30/2026
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Question:
Is the light only available? Trailer has existing light buckets but want to change out the lights.
asked by: Kip
Expert Reply:
Hey Kip, welcome back! The LED light is built into the mounting bracket on the Exterior LED Utility Light item # M337FR. You would not be able to purchase it separately.
What kind of trailer do you have and what are the dimensions of your current lights or the size of the brackets? I'd be happy to make a recommendation on some LED lights that will work.
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Exterior LED Utility Light - Flush Mount - Powder Coated Aluminum - Clear Lens - 120V AC - Silver
- Work Lights
- Utility Lights
- Exterior Lights
- Rectangle
- Recessed Mount
- LED Light
- White
- M-3 and Associates
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Vince
5/6/2026
Definitely a nice light, haven't had any problems. I do think it is overpriced for what it is. It could also use a longer cord. I bought the 120v light, they have a 12v version as well. If you do need to run 120v, might want to get the 12v then get a 120 vac to 12vdc converter so it can be run on either the vehicle or plugged in.