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etrailer | Complete Breakdown of the Hot-Line LED Trailer Light Bar

Click for more info and reviews of this Command Electronics Trailer Lights: https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Ligh... Check out some similar Trailer Lights options: https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Trai... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-Demo-Comm... Hi everybody. My name is Andy with etrailer.com. And today, we're taking a look at this Hot-Line submersible LED trailer light bar. Now, with this waterproof LED trailer light, you are going to get your stop, your turn, and your tail light functions. Let's take a closer look at this light together. Now, I have this connected to 12 volt power. So, I'm gonna turn that on for you, and just so you can see how bright this light is. Even with my studio lights on, you can just see the, the brilliance of these LEDs. Now, I'm gonna turn my lights off. And that's what your tail light function is gonna look like. Now, let me show you what the brake lights are going to look like. And as you can see, you can really see just how clear those diodes are. And let me give you the brakes one more time. Let's see how bright it is. And then let me show you what the turn signal is going to look like. And I'm gonna turn my lights back on. And I'm gonna zoom out here. I just want you to see again, even with my studio lights on, just how bright this is. Let me show you the brake function. And then the turn signal. Now, LEDs do make a great replacement for incandescent lights. They're more efficient. They provide better light with less power output. And there's not gonna be any bulbs to replace, so there's not gonna be any brittle filaments. And these LEDs are in a durable polycarbonate base with a red acrylic lens over red LEDs. So, this light is sealed in a waterproof housing and lens unit, and it is submersible. Now, this does mount on the surface of a trailer. However, you do need to be aware that the installation hardware is not included. So, you would just have to source that locally. And this can be mounted horizontally or vertically. And this is compatible with 12 volt DC systems. And as you probably saw, this is a three-wire hardwire installation. The white wire is going to be ground, the black wire is going to be power, and the red is going to be your stop and turn in the case of this light. Now, let me go ahead and give you some measurements here. By the way, this light is DOT and SAE compliant, and this does meet the FMVSS 108 requirements for automotive lighting. And the overall dimensions of this light is gonna be sitting right at, move that over here a little bit so you can see, we're gonna be sitting right at about 15 1/4 inches long. And in regards to how tall this light is, we're gonna be sitting right at about an inch and a quarter tall. And then in regards to how deep this light is, we're gonna be sitting right at half an inch deep. Now, the distance between the mounting holes are gonna be right at 13 13/16 inches. So, 13 13/16 inches on the distance between the mount, mounting holes. And you're gonna have about seven inches of wire lead length on this light. And this light does have 13 diodes, and the operating voltage is gonna be nine to 16 volts DC. This light is assembled in the United States of America, and it does have a one-year limited warranty. Well, that's gonna conclude our look today at this Hot-Line submersible LED trailer light bar. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me..