Custer Lite-It Wireless LED Agricultural Tow Lights - Magnetic - 7-Way Blade Connector - Green

Video Transcript for Custer Agricultural Lights - Driver and Passenger Side - LIW-AGKIT-SG Review

Today we're going to be taking a look at the Custer Lite-It wireless LED agricultural lights. This system is great for your agricultural equipment. It can be used on other equipment as well, or other applications. It's going to help increase safety as you use or move your equipment on the road. The farm lights use the most recent technology to provide maximum sight distance. The two light boxes can be attached to any steel or metal surface using the included magnets on the bottom.

These are going to feature 120 pounds of pull. The magnets do have a protector, or rubber like coating, so that way they don't damage any of your equipment. Each box is going to feature a full stop and turn signal, tail light, and the appropriate marker functions. You can see, here, that on the side of the box we're going to have this top light, here, that acts as a side marker. We're going to have a marker light, here on the back, our clearance light. It's a really nice design.

Very easy to see. It's a full LED system. The light here, on the bottom, is a charging indicator light, and then below that you're going to have the charging port. That's going to be the same setup on this light, as well, and on this side you have the rocker switches. Now, when setting this up, you want to make sure that your rocker switches are inward, and that the amber lights, right here, are outward. It's also going to feature rear facing amber strobes, so those lights are controlled by the bottom rocker switch, here, and they'll strobe when that is activated. The set is FCC approved and Department of Transportation compliant.

Now, this is a plug-and-go type system, which makes it easy to connect and disconnect. You could also unplug it from one application and in just a few moments you could have it completely set up on another application. The seven-way connector plugs into the seven-way port on your equipment or vehicle. It then sends the appropriate signal to the boxes, and it does it wirelessly, so it's a wireless design, wireless system. Transmission distance is up to 1,000 feet with a clear line of visibility.

The units have been individually serialized to reduce the possibility of crosstalk between other units. Again, it is a full LED system. The unit's going to feature a 10 hour to 30 hour run time, depending on charge and conditions. It's going to come with a charger that plugs into the cigarette outlet or 12-volt accessory outlet in your vehicle. This is a split wire design, so that way you can charge both boxes at the same time. The battery on each unit is specially designed so that it cannot be overcharged, which is a really great feature of the unit. When these aren't being used, go ahead and have them plugged in and charged, and you don't have to worry about that battery becoming overcharged. Now, all the lights, internally these are hard-wired with shrink connectors, so they're going to be protected from the elements. The unit's made in the USA. I'm going to take a measurement of just one box, 'cause they both measure the same. It's got the nice carrying handle on top, too. Makes them easily transportable. It's going to get us a length measurement of about 13 inches. Height measurement, just measuring the box, is going to be about four and a half inches, and then the width measurement, just measuring the box, is about three and three quarters of an inch. Now, what I want to do is I want to go ahead and hook it up to power. I do have an external power source. We need to make sure that our lights are on, which we have a power switch on top, there. We turn the power switch on, and then I'm going to take my connector and I'm going to move it over here, and then we'll send through this appropriate signal, that way you can see what it looks like. This is your tail lights. Now, when your tail lights come on, you can see that the red light illuminates. You're going to have your side marker illuminated, and you're going to have the rear amber light illuminated. Then, when we apply our brakes, I'm just going to do one light at a time. You can see how that increases the light output on that unit. Now, because of my setup, I'm not able to do both brakes at the same time, or simultaneously, but obviously when this is hooked up to a seven-way that's wired correctly, your brakes would come on at the same time. Here's what the turn signal would look like. Let's go ahead and turn off the overhead lights so you can see it a little bit better. Again, you've got tail light, side marker, rear amber light. You can see the brake output and turn signal for that particular one. I'm just going to show you that on one side, 'cause it would be the same for the other. Then you can activate strobe, as well. Really neat, very versatile light system. That's going to do it for today's look at the Custer Lite-It wireless LED agricultural lights.