The Optronics Transit LED Backup Light, part # BUL90CB would be a brighter light than the Optronics Sealed, Oval LED Trailer Utility Light, part # BUL78CB. It would work great for a lighting up the area behind your boat trailer for loading a boat in the dark.
The # BUL90CB is also a submersible light which means it has a sealed, waterproof housing and lens. This will be be a good feature since you are using this light on the back of a boat trailer that will be backing down a boat ramp.... view full answer...
Both Item # RM77VR and Item # RM67VR are the same cross-bar style base plate but with different connection arms so installation will be the exact same for both. Since you're using the Roadmaster BlackHawk 2 All Terrain, Non-Binding Tow Bar - Motorhome Mount - 2" Hitch - 10K Item # RM-422 both base plates will work with this tow bar but the RM67VR will be slightly less time to connect because the # RM-422 comes with the same connection plates already installed. view full answer...
The beam for the # TLL46FB is 10 ft wide at its widest point and the beam extends up to 130 ft. The optimal width is at about 65 ft. The beam is more narrow at around 5 feet wide at 30 ft. This may work well for you.
I called my contact at Optronics about part # TLL60FB. They told me that they have not tested the light dispersion for this light as was done on the TLL46FB. The # TLL60FB has 6 diodes so the amount of light would be reduced by 1/3 versus the TLL46FB which has 9 diodes so... view full answer...
The Curt Powered Tail Light Converter # C59236 comes with their standard powered module. They step up to the Curt Upgraded Circuit Protected Powered Tail Light Converter # C59496 which has a upgraded module that helps protects against overvolt, ESD, and short-circuits.
All the powered harnesses will pull a small amount of power even when the vehicle is off. This power is needed to monitor the wiring spliced into the tail lights so it knows when the tail lights are activated. If the power... view full answer...
Wesbar light 108121 is now a discontinued item but the Optronics # ST70RB is a direct replacement for it, and yes, this 6-1/2-inch oval 3-function light will work great as a replacement part for the cargo carrier lighting kit # 20174.
For brighter light output and lower power demand you can change over to an LED-type lighting kit such as # 98174LED. LEDs do cost more than standard incandescent lights but they offer higher efficiency, brighter output and require no periodic bulb changes. view full answer...
Load resistors, such as # DI34ZR, will get hot as they do their job of absorbing power (providing resistance). They will work fine for helping a wiring harness work well with low-power-demand LED type trailer lighting.
The difference between them is that the aluminum resistors will be able to more quickly dissipate that heat to the surrounding air. The aluminum housing will release it's heat better since the material itself is more conductive of heat than ceramic (which is really an insulator... view full answer...
The replacement light you would need to replace your model 60 light is the Sealed, 6-1/2 inch Oval LED Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, 48 Diode, item # STL70RB.
The Sealed, 6-1/2 inch Oval LED Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, 10 Super Diode, item # STL72RB, is just a bit small on the width and a bit large on the height to properly fit in the grommet for the model 60, but may work if you would like to try it. view full answer...
Those part numbers are for trailer clearance lights, and the main difference between 1a-v-1240R and 1a-v-1260r is that the 1240R is a led light, and the 1260r is a incandescent light. Both lights have red lenses and are 3 7/8 inches long, by 1 1/4 inch wide.
We do have replacement lights that will work in both styles. For an led red marker light you can use Optronics Thinline LED Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light # MCL75RB. For an incandescent light use Optronics Incandescent Trailer... view full answer...
The Custom Third Brake Light Camera for Aftermarket Monitor, part # 3460003, that you referenced is designed to work with aftermarket monitors. It will not work with the factory monitor.
Instead, to use one that works with your 4.2" factory monitor, you will need to use part # 3460002. This one comes with a switch kit that installs by plugging into the factory plug behind your radio. The switch will allow you to choose the backup camera or the tailgate one.
If you have the 8" factory... view full answer...
The Optronics replacement bulb, # A1157B (or 1157) are dual filament bulbs. The double-filament design works for combination brake, tail and turn lights. You can also use # ARC85FR for a LED upgrade.
The 2057 bulb that comes in some light fixtures is not as bright as the 157 bulb. view full answer...
Sealed, Uni-Lite Mini LED Side Marker and Clearance Light # MCL11AKB is rated at 0.047 amps at 12 volts. It is designed for a 12 volt system. A 12 volt system can actually fluctuate slightly higher and lower than 12 volts.
The LEDs will work on a lower voltage 6-volt system but they will not be as bright. A 24 volt system is not recommended for these lights. view full answer...
As you probably already know, LED lights draw much less power than regular bulbs. They also do not get as hot so you can have them on longer without worrying about them burning out. There is no official amount of time the lights can be on.
As far as which would work better as an interior dome type of light, I would go with # BUL52CB because it has more diodes which would produce more light than # BUL22CB.
With either light you will also need a pigtail # A45CB and a grommet, # a70gb. view full answer...
For your 2008 Honda Accord sedan if it has LED tail lights then harness # C56175 is not recommended. Plus it is a hardwire harness that requires cutting and splicing into the vehicle tail light wiring. Harness # C55502 is a much better option. It will work with your Accord and just plugs in line with the vehicle tail light wiring. view full answer...
A vehicle that uses LED-type lighting for its own light functions will typically use smaller gauge wiring than a vehicle that was designed with standard incandescent lights which draw roughly 10 times as much power. This efficiency with LEDs makes the vehicle able to use less copper, which means both lower cost and lower weight. Not a bad thing.
That lighter-gauge wiring also means that the trailer wiring harness you use will have to be a powered type, which draws the actual power for... view full answer...
Both the Curt # C56268 and T-One # 118652 wiring harness are designed to work with your 2017 Lexus NX Turbo.
The difference between the two harnesses is that the T-One maximum amperage draw is 2.1 amps for stop/turn lights and 7.5 amps for tail lights. For the Curt harness the maximum amperage draw is 3.0 for stop/turn lights and 6.0 for tail lights. view full answer...
A submersible tail light can let water in, there is usually a hole at a low point so the water can drain out. A waterproof light should be sealed to keep out water.
For either type, you would also want to seal out water where the tail light wiring splices into the trailer wiring. Shrink tubing works well for this. You can also wrap up connections with electrical tape. Or you could use a combination of liquid electrical tape, # SWC50122, and regular electrical tape.
Ideally, if you have... view full answer...
My contact at Optronics was able to give me a brightness comparison between their LED lights # BUL78CB and # ILL31CB. Although both use 10 LEDs, the BUL78CB uses super diodes that deliver a lot more actual light output.
Optronics was able to give me the candela specification for each light. This scale differs from lumens but it still gives you a good comparison basis. A common candle emits light with a luminous intensity of roughly one candela. Light # ILL31CB offers 44 candela output... view full answer...
The Curt trailer wiring harness, # C56225, works and installs more like the factory one if the vehicle had a factory tow package. There is a jumper plug that you will connect at the front of the vehicle and another harness that plugs in at the back. it also includes 3 relays which the factory tow package would include. I have included a link to the installation details for you.
The Curt harness, # 56087, plugs in line with the tail light wiring and draws all of the power through the tail... view full answer...
The difference between the two is that one is compatible with Ford trucks that have BLIS (blind spot information system), Lane Keeping system, or Trailer Tow packages, and the other is not.
- Compatible With Ford Trucks: Putco Red Blade LED Tailgate Light Bar # P92010-60
- Not Compatible With Ford Trucks: Putco Red Blade LED Tailgate Light Bar # P92009-60
The # P92010-60 is compatible with Fords because those trucks have a different electronic system, so Putco designed this logic box... view full answer...
Both of the Optronics LED dome lights you referenced, 24-diode # ILL24CB and 39-diode # ILL39CB, feature sealed water-resistant housings, a lifetime warranty on their LEDs and superior electrical efficiency - using about one-tenth the power of standard incandescent lights.
The advantages of the # ILL39CB are that it can work in both 12V and 24V systems and that it includes a built-in low voltage cut-off (when the battery's output drops to 11 volts) to prevent battery drain. Unless you... view full answer...
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