🚚 Bully NV-5164 Wireless Trailer Red LED Light Kit: Ideal for RVs, Campers, Boats, Farm Equipment, Long Trailers, and Tow Trucks - Battery Powered Review

I have a motorcycle rack on the back of my van so I bought it so people can see my headlights when I have 2 bikes loaded. When I received them I set them up and they worked great. A few weeks later I went to a race meeting and it didn't work. I assumed it was the batteries even though I had the switches off. Finally bought new batteries for next weekend's event but they still don't work. I don't see a reset button or anything else I'm missing to get them working, so I'm assuming they're going…

Just got a large motor home and a small tow vehicle. It was a lot of work getting the car ready for towing, with floor pan, hitch, etc. So I didn't want to spend money and fix the problems associated with a wired traffic light system. These wireless magnet lights are perfect. So easy! Just press the power button on the left and right battery powered lights and mount them on the back of the car roof. All you need is a WiFi adapter plugged into the back of your RV. The magnets are very strong…

I have had a serious problem using the transmitter that plugs into my car's trailer socket. General RF interference caused my car key (wireless) to not start my car, the garage door opener stopped working, and when using the turn signal and brake at the same time, both lights flashed randomly. Be sure to test your purchase of this item upon receipt to ensure it is working properly. I spoke to a Bully representative, the company supplying the product and their technician, heard nothing about…

This is a smart concept as you never have to 'match' it. All/all left-handers will be left-handed. It is based on simple conventional remote control electronics. This makes them compatible and means if you're parked next to another vehicle on the road with the same hardware, they all work together, ie if your left turn signal is flashing, ALL left handers will flash. Same goes for the parking lights, if they are on then ALL are on. In addition, it has disadvantages at the design stage with poor

My main concern was that some reviewers said the bulbs fell off because the magnets weren't strong enough. I could not do it. I was wondering if there was a way to attach the bracket to my trailer and after looking at the photos and illustrations I figured I could. I was right. I drilled 2 holes in each bracket, lined up the holes in the trailer and used bolts and wing nuts to attach the lights securely. The wireless transmitter was easy to connect and worked great. Despite the modification…