Is The Buyers Products Heavy Duty Magnetic Tow Light Set # 337TL257M 12 Volt or 24 Volt?

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Is this 24v

asked by: Dhanvil K

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The Heavy Duty Magnetic Tow Light Set # 337TL257M is rated for 12 volt use. To use these lights with a trailer connection that is wired for 24 volt power you will need to source a 24 volt DC to 12 volt DC power converter to ensure you do not damage the lights and wiring.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 8

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