🚛 Nilight TR-05 Bed Strip Kit: Waterproof 60 Inch LEDs with On/Off Switch & 2-Yr Warranty for Truck, SUV, RV, Boat Review

I used to have a battery powered Access bed light on a company truck. It installed in 5 minutes and worked pretty well even though the lightbar was only 12 inches. When I bought the company's new truck I decided to see for myself if this hardwired kit was really worth it and I can tell you that. Quality construction, thicker wires and appears to be very well made. I connected it to the rear side 7 pin trailer connector which was a lot easier than pulling the wires all the way through. Battery…

I have an awning so it's hard to see under the dark cave in the back of my truck during the day. It is very dark there at night. They are light, unobtrusively installed under the bed rails and do not interfere with the bin or other loads. I installed the switch directly in the tailgate and applied battery power. You will need a bit more wire for a full size 4 door to install this way. I also received a couple of clips to attach it. The light strips are self-adhesive and stick well, but only 4…

I don't think the Chinese who make this kit know what a truck looks like. There are not enough cables in the right places to properly install this kit. They give you 6 feet of extra wire, not enough to even get from the battery to the cab. Switch in the fuel filler flap or in the engine compartment! lol. You will need to purchase an additional 20-30 feet of 18 gauge electrical wire for this kit to work. Also, the kit does not include anything to install the switch. I guess they expect him to…

Very bright, easy to trim. Good price. The wiring harness supplied is not suitable for the intended purpose. Both light bars have a wiring harness of the same length. If you hook up the power and put the switch on one side, you'll have to deal with a bunch of extra wires, and the other side will be 3 feet shorter. I had to splice and solder to add enough length to route the passenger side light strip back to the switch. This is for a truck bed so most people will have the same problem. I…

I installed these over the weekend - the hardest part was getting the battery power cable through the cab, under the bed and up to the tail light. And it wasn't that difficult. I then attached the lights to the bottom of the rails. Most of the light is directed downwards, but in the dark, the reflection is enough to fully illuminate the entire bed. They come with a lot of wires, I had too much excess on the driver's side so I cut most of it off and ended up connecting it to the passenger side…

Edit: I bought a set of 2 LED strips to mount in a van body on the back of a pickup truck (dome lights). They are SUPER BRIGHT! A headlight would be more than enough for a pickup truck with an overhead RV bed. I wish I had saved money and just bought one strip, but I'm still very happy with it. They're new so let's see how long they last. These headlights were very easy to install. I am a woman and have never lit a pickup bed but this was very easy for my teenage son and myself. With a camper…