TMH 6" Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Light Surface Mount 10 LED Waterproof Stop Brake Turn Trailer Lights for Truck RV Bus Lorry Low-High Brightness 12V DC, 2PCS
Key features
- •Brand : TMH® with 1 years Premium TMH warranty ( Free Replacement )
- •( Pack of 2 ) Red Light & Red Lens 2 Functions : Tail Light & Brake Light with 10 pcs Super Bright Piranha LED on each light
- •High Quality Material with Ultrasonic Welding Process : Waterproof + Shock proof + Dust proof
- •Work on 12v DC : 3 wires with 2 steps Brightness , Can Modify for Signal Light , Flash Light , Emergency Light ( Flasher relay or Controler not included )
- •Surface Mount : Easy to install and wiring in minute , 4 screw included
BrandTMH
CategoryTail Light Assemblies
Size7.5” x 3.3” x 2.2” (L x W x H)
ColorRed
Warranty1 year warranty from factory defect or normal use.
TMH 6" Oval Red LED Trailer Tail Light Surface Mount 10 LED Waterproof Stop Brake Turn Trailer Lights for Truck RV Bus Lorry Low-High Brightness 12V DC, 2PCS
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Customer Reviews
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Still work, but has water intrusion
TacticalTV✓ Verified Purchase•January 11, 2024
They still work but water has made it in one of them. Kind of annoying to say the least.
Good brightness
AnimalCracker✓ Verified Purchase•January 8, 2024
Be sure to read the description for wiring. To save some trouble: black is ground, red is running lights, white is turn and stop.
I went off of what I thought it should be, but hey, not every light is the same. Still a functioning tail light.
Now to see how long it holds up on a boat trailer.
I went off of what I thought it should be, but hey, not every light is the same. Still a functioning tail light.
Now to see how long it holds up on a boat trailer.
Good
4wheelerpro✓ Verified Purchase•November 29, 2023
They re good. Not very bright
I replaced my old travel trailer lights with these
Madge✓ Verified Purchase•November 9, 2023
The light bulb burned out in one of my 2002 travel trailer tail lights. I had replaced the old bulb trailer lights on my boat trailer with an LED light for marine use and liked them so I thought I would try these on my travel trailer. I did have to drill some new holes and seal up the old holes but it seems to be worth it. The lights work fine and are much brighter than the old bulb lights.
Useful for truck bed lighting and close area lighting
Mudhole✓ Verified Purchase•November 2, 2023
I installed a pair of these onto the bottom of my Alu-Cab Gen 3 tent to light up my tailgate area a bit. Tapping into the power supply built into my tent, and using an inline latching LED pushbutton switch, I have tailgate area bed lighting ready to go when I camp at the push of an easy-to-find LED lit button. They aren't as bright as I was expecting, but they are still very effective for my application and perfect for cooking dinner at night or tying up catfishing rigs.
Installation was easy. 3 drilled holes (2 small ones for the mounting screws and one larger hole to pass the wiring through your mounting surface). I made a handmade cardboard template out of a cereal box to easily mark my drill holes, marked them with a pencil, and drilled my holes and installed then wired them up. Just a positive/negative to wire up, and these have super low amp draw. I know they're meant for trailer or camper reverse lights, and that's fine, but I wouldn't rely on them for lighting anything up more than 5-6 feet away. Reverse lights - yes. Flood lights - not really unless you're close. See my install and usage pics.
Installation was easy. 3 drilled holes (2 small ones for the mounting screws and one larger hole to pass the wiring through your mounting surface). I made a handmade cardboard template out of a cereal box to easily mark my drill holes, marked them with a pencil, and drilled my holes and installed then wired them up. Just a positive/negative to wire up, and these have super low amp draw. I know they're meant for trailer or camper reverse lights, and that's fine, but I wouldn't rely on them for lighting anything up more than 5-6 feet away. Reverse lights - yes. Flood lights - not really unless you're close. See my install and usage pics.
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