Cool lights bro, I can tell you really like them, but yeah they are awesome, my dad would be up set with the upgrade, only because he is old school, but once he sees them light up he would not believe what he sees😮
Those lights are DOT "PC" rated, which means they have a 180 degree spread pattern (90 either side of center). The originals were probably "P2" rated, which are 90 degree (45 either side of center), and perfectly legal for side marker and clearance and ID lights as that's all DOT requires, though the replacements are certainly an improvement both in visibility from the cab, and in brightness. The rating was a little hard to find, but it's there. Other brands with a PC rating will work similarly, and the 14 LEDs in that unit certainly make for a high visibility light.
I am looking to upgrade all the lights on my trailer. Running lights, clearance lights (front and rear) and taillights. Which have you found that worked great and are real bright and visable from all angles?
The lights in this video are bar none the best choice for clearance/marker lights. I can't really recommend a best tail light without knowing what your existing tail light looks like. The best scenario there is to get something that either matches the current mounting footprint, or covers the existing holes if it's a different shape than what you have now.
My led marker that I purchased has only one black wire coming out of it. It doesn’t have 2 wires. Do you know how would I be able to install them? I also have a green and white wire coming out of the RV.
Sorry for the dumb question, thinking about replacing mine but wasnt sure what type of silicone to use, then I saw your video and thinking about using the tape as you did, so you go out the next day and wipe it all up or does it stay like that? kind of sticking out?
Thanks for this information great explanation on light visibility and install seemed easy gives me confidence to do my self
Glad it helped. :-)
Cool lights bro, I can tell you really like them, but yeah they are awesome, my dad would be up set with the upgrade, only because he is old school, but once he sees them light up he would not believe what he sees😮
Those lights are DOT "PC" rated, which means they have a 180 degree spread pattern (90 either side of center). The originals were probably "P2" rated, which are 90 degree (45 either side of center), and perfectly legal for side marker and clearance and ID lights as that's all DOT requires, though the replacements are certainly an improvement both in visibility from the cab, and in brightness. The rating was a little hard to find, but it's there. Other brands with a PC rating will work similarly, and the 14 LEDs in that unit certainly make for a high visibility light.
Thanks for the explanation of PC and P2. :-)
Thanks for your great perspective and the information!
Glad it was helpful!
Best video I've watched.
I am looking to upgrade all the lights on my trailer. Running lights, clearance lights (front and rear) and taillights. Which have you found that worked great and are real bright and visable from all angles?
The lights in this video are bar none the best choice for clearance/marker lights.
I can't really recommend a best tail light without knowing what your existing tail light looks like. The best scenario there is to get something that either matches the current mounting footprint, or covers the existing holes if it's a different shape than what you have now.
👍 just place my order thanks for the video and product.
You will love these lights. I use them on every RV I've owned.
Those are excellent lights. I’m not seeing any information on them, would you mind posting the info? Thanks.
I forgot to add the info. Here's the light I used: www.ledtrailerlights.com/cm-1a-s68.htm
My led marker that I purchased has only one black wire coming out of it. It doesn’t have 2 wires. Do you know how would I be able to install them? I also have a green and white wire coming out of the RV.
Without seeing the light you have, I can't answer the question.
I used Maxxima. The better of the led lights.
Nice vid!!!! Well done sir!
Glad you enjoyed it
Sorry for the dumb question, thinking about replacing mine but wasnt sure what type of silicone to use, then I saw your video and thinking about using the tape as you did, so you go out the next day and wipe it all up or does it stay like that? kind of sticking out?
I used a plastic putty knife to clean off the sealant that oozed out. I didn't do this right away, I think I waited a few days.
What size is the SS screws like #6,#8 maybe#10s 3/4”. They look like #8’s.
#8, 3/4"
@@deltabravo1257 Thanks I know this is a mature video, but I just need to replace my marker lights on my Class A after a Hail storm. again Thank you.
What brand are these lights? Please share the link... Thank you
Link to them is in the description, but here it is again:
Red: www.ledtrailerlights.com/cm-mcl49r.htm
Amber: www.ledtrailerlights.com/cm-mcl49a.htm
Looks good thank you. I’m going to do my Nash.
This was one of the first upgrades I did to my 17k
Nice, detailed vid. thanks
:-)
What brand lights please?
Here's a link to the lights: www.ledtrailerlights.com/cm-1a-s68.htm
Thought green was ground????
White is always ground for DC wiring on RVs and trailers from what I've seen.
Green is ground on 120v/240v AC wiring.
@@deltabravo1257 so could that mean why I have a short and my fruse to my truck keeps blowing??
Dude, you don't need to keep saying, "as you can see." It's a video... believe it.. we can see it.
Glad you enjoyed the video.