Review on Partsam Submersible Trailers Snowmobile Compliant by Ben Alvarez

Please raise your hands if you are disappointed with so-called waterproof or 'marine' products. It was a pain to remove the old headlights, the studs were rusted, the internal wiring was rusted. a real mess. I had the opportunity to buy another set of "dive" lights at my local auto parts store and decided to take a chance and buy these lights from Revain. Submersible lights Partsam. I'm not a beginner, so I'll tell you some features: 1. Bolts and nuts are made of 316L stainless steel (the best material). My newest flashlights have stainless steel nuts and iron threads on the studs. In the presence of salt water, it turns into a rusty mess. 316L bolted to 316L will still look good in 10 years. This is SS used for best sailboat equipment.2. Tinned wire, marine (true marine) wiring. Of course, you should use waterproof connectors that will melt on the cable when plugged in, BUT if a small amount of water gets into the tinned cable, it will extend the life of the light cable. My last lights were just copper wire.3. These are fully sealed LEDs. The facility has done a great job. If you don't break the lenses I think they will last you for many years. It is possible that the LED module itself is also waterproof, but the sealed lens does not allow this.4. Each lens has many LED lamps. So if one burns out, you still have the light. Oh, did I mention they cost about $40 less than the auto parts store tills I could get locally? Good work, Partsam!