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Promote maximum safety by increasing the visibility of your truck or trailer with the OLS round or oval LED tail lights. Sealed in tough polycarbonate housing consists of bright LEDs, these DOT approved submersible LED trailer lights are available in amber, red, and white, making it suitable to be used as turn signal lights, parking lights, reverse lights, or general purpose tail lights. All lights come with rubber grommet and industry standard plugs for ease of installation. With all models capable of being mounted in any orientation, mix and match your OLS LED trailer tail lights to suit your application.
Interchangeable/Compatible with:
All automobiles and devices equipped with a 8-16 Volt DC power source.
Features:
- SAE & DOT FMVSS-108 Certified with diffused polycarbonate lens.
- IP67 submersible waterproof light fixture.
- 10 LEDs per light.
- Amber lens for turn signal, and parking; Red lens for turn signal, parking, and brake lights; White lens for reverse.
- Industry standard 3-prong plug with 12" wiring.
- Black rubber grommet for easy surface mount setup.
Product Content:
- 1 x Light per each unit
- 1 x Grommet per each unit
- 1 x 3-prong connector per each unit
- Instruction Manual
Specifications:
- Input Current @ 12V: 240mA
2 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Product Documents
| File Description | Date | File Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instruction Manual - OLS Truck Trailer Tail Lights | 06/13/17 | 758.20 KB |
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