It looks like there are 3 different fuses for the rear docking lights on your 2005 Lance 821. I'm assuming the power and backup fuses located in the exterior fuse panel are fine. This leaves the interior lighting circuit which is circuit #4 on the power distribution center. If that checks out then it is likely a short in the wiring. view full answer...
I have a solution for you but the Taylor Made Solar Powered LED Dock Light - Aluminum - 4-1/8" Long x 4-1/8" Wide item # TM47VR can not be turned on and off. For a solar powered LED Dock light than can be turned off you are going to want the Taylor Made Solar Powered Overhead Light w/ Motion Sensor - 6-5/8" Long x 4-3/8" Wide item # TM94VR. view full answer...
The most common mounting location of the LED Pontoon and Fishing Boat Docking Lights part # TN23ZR on a pontoon boat is on top of the deck at the outside corners facing out. That said, we do have a better option more specific to pontoon boat trailers, the LED Docking Light for Pontoon Boats part # TN98XR or part # TN48XR which would mount to the side of the deck floor at the front or side facing out. view full answer...
The Halogen Docking Lights, part # DL-16CC are water resistant in that they can withstand being sprayed or splashed. They are NOT submersible. I would not recommend installing them in a location where they would be totally immersed. view full answer...
You have a few different options to help you with removing your home-made lake dock from the water. One is to use a winch. The linked article explains the various types of hand winches available and if you have a place to mount one (such as on a vehicle, ATV or fixed mounting point near your dock) a winch will take most of the burden off you as you pull the wheeled dock out of the water. I also included a link to our main page for winches.
Another option is to add a second wheel/tire to... view full answer...
To change the bulb on the Optronics Halogen Docking Light, part # DL-16CC, you just remove the 2 screws that are on the front of the light, one on each side of the lens. You then need to pull the assembly out of the housing and on the back there is a small screw that needs to be removed as well. When that is removed the entire light assembly will be able to be replaced.
The # DL-16CC kit uses two 35-watt halogen lights. view full answer...
The Halogen Docking Light Kit, # DL-16WC, uses 12 volt, 35 watt halogen, H3 style automotive bulbs. You can get H3 style bulbs at just about any auto parts store locally. view full answer...
Virtually any 12 or 24 volt battery would work to power the Heavy-Duty LED Docking Lights # DLL50CC. The LEDs draw so little that it wouldn't take a very large 12 or 24 volt battery at all. The amperage draw is .683 amps. view full answer...
On a boat you would want to ground docking lights # DL-16CC to the negative battery terminal.
The pin on the top of the switch runs to the ground, the middle supplies power for the lights, and the bottom pin runs to the positive post of a battery through a fuse. view full answer...
It sounds like the Halogen lights you are using are pulling too much power causing you to blow the breaker once they heat up. I recommend changing them to LED's like the LED Pontoon and Fishing Boat Docking Lights item # TN23ZR. view full answer...
I can certainly provide you some installation instructions for the Halogen Docking Light Kit, # DL-16CC.
First, drill a hole at the desired mounting locations, slip on the rubber boot cover, then install the lights using the included hardware. Disconnect the battery to avoid short circuits/electrical shock. Measure the wire needed to install the lights on your boat and cut the red wire into the lengths needed. Place the plastic terminal covers onto the wire and attach the corresponding... view full answer...
The hole for the LED Boat Docking Lights - Recessed Mount - Waterproof - 12V/24V - Qty 2 # TN83ZR is an oval shape. The hole is 4.25" x 2.3" and you will be able to use the gasket as a template to cut the hull.
I have attached a dimensional drawing which shows the gasket and housing measurements for your reference. view full answer...
I went out into our warehouse and pulled a Halogen Docking Light Kit # DL-16CC to measure and see if it could be mounted on a vertical surface and found that the dimensions are:
5-3/4 inches in width
2-7/8 inches in height
2 inches in depth
The mounting bracket of the lights pivots nearly 180 degrees and would allow you basically mount this on nearly any vertical or horizontal surfaces. Check out the video I put together for you that shows the measurements and the range of the pivoting... view full answer...
On a boat you would want to ground docking lights # DL-16CC to the negative battery terminal. You will want the connections to be water tight as best as you can. Shrink tubing, electrical tape, and even liquid electrical tape # SWC50122 will help protect electrical connections from water. You can also use dielectric grease, # 11755, between electrical connections. This special grease is hydrophobic so it will repel moisture. view full answer...
Looking into the light you have a bit it appears it's either been discontinued or is only purchasable by an OEM manufacturer. We don't really have a selection for motorhome dock lights so the Optronics LED RV Utility Light - Submersible # UCL60CB you referenced would be the closest option. It's a surface mount design so you'd need to remove the trim cover and screw into the wall of the motorhome to mount it.
Before purchasing I recommend measuring just how much space you have since the... view full answer...
You have a short between a few circuits of your camper wiring. Did you by chance forget to unplug the wiring before removing the camper? I've done similar and it created a bunch of problems. I would recommend going over the wiring looking for cuts or exposed wire near the connectors and fix as needed. view full answer...
If you do not mind drilling into the vehicle you can install the LED docking lights, # DLL50CC, any where that you want. They can be wired as flood lights and turned on when you wanted, including when backing up. The only problem is you would have to remember to turn them off when you were done backing up. They do not meet DOT requirements for backup lights so the van would also need its OEM reverse lights.
You can wire these lights directly to the battery and turn them off an on using... view full answer...
I would be happy to help!
While we do not carry the Glo-Brite 9500-88 you have in your trailer, we do have a light that will work as a replacement for you. Based on the information I could find on your light it measures 2" in diameter, and based on the picture you provided it mounts in a grommet.
We have the Miro-Flex LED Clearance or Side Marker Light w/ Reflector - Submersible - 9 Diodes - Amber Lens # MCL50AB which is 2" diameter and will fit perfectly in your grommet. You will need... view full answer...
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