100mm Trailer Light LED, Stop Tail, Indicator Light, 12v Submersible

100mm trailer led stoplight. 4 Stop LED's 4 Indicator LED's Reflector. Submersible to 1 meter. Simple to fit.

Feature of LED Combination Tail Lights

• 4 Stop LED's
• 4 Indicator LED's
• Reflector
• 10cm x 10cm
• Submersible to 1 meter
• Trailer Number Plate Light
• 12v - 30v

100mm LED Trailer Light advantages

• Longer life span than incandescent lamp bulbs.
• Lower wattage use than older bulbs.
• LED lights have multiple lights. An outage of a single bulb does not prevent dispersal of light.

Truck Lights

24v is the voltage required for truck lighting and other 24v installations.

More information on Tail Lights for Caravans

LED is the acronym for a Light Emitting Diode. As a result of current passing through a diode, light is emitted.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light-emitting_diode

The trailer used coloured lenses to cover white-emitting diodes. A broken light lens means the entire lamp needs replacing.

Replacement lenses for incandescent lights or lamps are almost impossible to find.

Associated lighting equipment

• 100mm x 100mm LED Combination Tail Lamps.
• 100mm x 150mm LED Combination Tail Lamps.
• LED Number Plate Lamps.
• LED Side Market Lamps.
• Reflectors for Trailers and Caravans.
• VIN Plate for Trailers.

Quite often installing new lights causes the tow vehicle to flicker. Flickering is a serious problem as the onboard computer will be reporting the problem to your dash.

Installing an ECU to bypass the vehicle computer fixes flickering indicator light problems. Purchase ECU's here

The onboard computer is measuring resistance, wattage and voltage drop to the newly installed lamps. It is quite likely the new lamps fall outside the computer specifications.

The best remedy, used by many tow bar installers, is to install a new ECU (electronic control unit) to control the LED light kit.

In 100% of cases, installing the ECU fixes problems with the vehicles flickering lights.