Trailer Lighting Solution for Use with 24 volt and 12 volt Tow Vehicles

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Hi. Long time customer here with two 24 volt jeeps. They are already wired for trailering light trailers, and the 12 volt trailer lights blow out. I also use a 12 volt car with these trailers. Are there a simple voltage reducers? Dop you sell what I need? Are there 24 v bulbs, and will they be decently bright if I use them with a 12 V car? Do you sell the standard bayonette mount bulbs in 24 V? thjanks.

asked by: Gary J

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Expert Reply:

The best option we have would be to switch the lights of the trailer to ones that can be used with 12 or 24 volts like the Optronics part # STL90R24B. This will be bright with either voltage setup.

We do not have any voltage reducers at this time nor is that an ideal solution since you'd have to take them off half the time.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Trailer Lighting Solution for Use with 24 volt and 12 volt Tow Vehicles

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