NPAUTO Double Bullseye Amber & Red 10 LED Trailer Side Marker Light Set - Clearance Lights for Truck RV Boat Camper Trailers [7 Red & 7 Amber] Review

Easy to route cables, there is a ledge on the edge for routing the cables so that they do not break when tightening the screws. Let's see how they hold up, they shine quite brightly in broad daylight.

Most parking lights have a wire hole in the middle between the screws. It's not like this. Also, there are 4 completely unnecessary holes on the sides, top and bottom that need to be sealed. Manufacturer's Tip: Decide which is the top one and don't make access holes anywhere but the bottom one, really only make one in the middle and in the middle.

The headlights are very easy to assemble and perfect for customers' trailers. The lights were bright and clearly visible whether it's in the evening or the middle of the night! The only complaint is that there were no weather seals/seals around them. Only time will tell how long they will last before being replaced due to environmental factors.

OK, red bulbs actually have bright red LEDs and yellow bulbs have very bright yellow LEDs, you can't just flip the caps and swap out your bulbs for red LEDs with red caps . It's weird to see red light with yellow LEDs, it looks weird. Now of course I only see two black wires coming out of the camper so I have to try the light one way and then the other to get the light to work. The LEDs are polarized. They fit on the stock covers when braking alone.

The wires are actually only about 5 inches long and the wire appears to be about 20 gauge I had to solder #18 pigtails to some of my lights. to provide enough length to attach to my main wires and the wire in the wires is very small and doesn't always work with the crimp connectors I use. My crimp connectors are good up to #18 but some bulbs had intermittent connections. I ended up soldering 6" #18 pigtails to them to ensure a good connection. If you buy them I recommend that you solder 6" #18…

The price was great, they are nice and bright and for now they all work (really hope they work for years?) I have an old horse trail and old lights were faded, making the trailer look dated. As a replacement for the light, the problem was that the cables had a grommet through the side of the trailer so the light didn't fit flush. I grounded the hole in the back of the lights so they would fit flush and routed the wire through the new hole. To keep water out, I applied silicone sealant to the…