- L.E.D. Square Kit
- Super bright, bi-frequency L.E.D.’s on the front panel and on the side markers
Product Description
Each LED Tail light consists of Super Bright, bi-frequency LEDs on the front panel and on the side markers. The left light has additional LEDs for the license plate. Kit contains two multi-function tail lights (RH and LH), license plate bracket, heat shrink connectors, 25 ft. wishbone trailer harness, 48 in. trunk connector, stainless steel hardware and installation instructions. Sealed submersible technology. Marine grade tinned wire connections and stainless steel… More >>
Unified Marine 50080270S Led Trailer Light Kit
Tags: 50080270S, Light, Marine, Trailer, Unified
#1 by K. Beach on March 31, 2010 - 1:22 am
Okay, I’ll admit it. I have a problem with “air haulers”…gas guzzling pickup trucks that never haul anything besides people and maybe a few odds-and-ends associated with routine house maintenance. Like maybe 2×4s and sheets of plywood that…wait a minute, hold the phone…don’t actually fit in the beds of many “air haulers”.
What’s my alternative? I pull a nice utility trailer with my 2002 Infiniti G-20. It actually does hold 2×4s and sheets of plywood and gets 27 miles per gallon with 500 pounds of material aboard at 70 miles per hour. The only problem with this ecological love-in was the conventional incandescent trailer lights I started out with. They put an obvious load on my turn signal blinker and caused me to worry about my fuses. Then I discovered the Unified Marine LED light kit. Problem solved.
These lights are easy to install, durable, blindingly bright even in broad daylight, and put virtually no extra load on my car’s electrical system. This, folks, is a stellar product at a reasonable price.
Rating: 5 / 5
#2 by Ernest Lipps on March 31, 2010 - 3:07 am
I love’em what else can I say, look really neat and updated my John Deere green painted yellow wheel Trailer.
Rating: 5 / 5
#3 by J. Foust on March 31, 2010 - 4:26 am
Bought a used PWC and trailer, but the lights were dim and worked intermittently. Found out it was a ground issue, but they were still dim after fixing the problem. Bought these as a replacement and boy are they nice! They’re very bright and well sealed. For the occasional use they will get on my PWC, I expect them to last a very long time. Installation was very easy – basically just unbolted the old ones and used the existing wire to fish the new wiring through the trailer frame.
Rating: 5 / 5
#4 by P. Zuleger on March 31, 2010 - 5:58 am
I purchase this light kit as a add-on lights to my existing lights on a ATV trailer. The only issue I had mounting this item was one of the mounting bolts which is fitted into the light was came loose from the inside.
Other then that nice bright leds
Rating: 4 / 5
#5 by Edward G. Hurlburt on March 31, 2010 - 8:47 am
These lights are on my commercial boat trailer. They are in salt water sometimes 12 times a day. After 6 months only one light is beginning to lose LEDs – 2 actually. Still lots of life. They appear to be very well sealed making the insides very corrosion-resistant.
I have already bought a second set as replacements….but they sit in their box…just waiting.
Rating: 4 / 5