Looking for 3/4 inch Diameter Clearance Light
Updated 06/25/2026 | Published 06/23/2026
Question:
I need 5-Petersen amber clearance lights. ai tells me that I need Petersen M181A - MV multi-voltage or M181A 12v for my Thor Freedom Elite fe24. You do not have either available on your website. However, there are other Petersen models that look very similar. Can you recommend any that can be substituted for the model I am looking for?
asked by: Robert O
Expert Reply:
Hey Robert, I looked up the Petersen M181A and its a 3/4 inch diameter amber clearance light which we have with the TecNiq part # TN22XR which looks very similar to the Petersen. In the Petersen brand we only have larger options so if you need something for the 3/4 inch size you'd want the TecNiq.
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TecNiq Mini Side Marker Light - Amber - 3/4" - Grommet Mount - 9" Wire
- Trailer Lights
- Clearance Lights
- Marker
- Round
- Recessed Mount
- Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 1 Inch Diameter
- Amber
- TecNiq
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