10 Pcs TMH 3.8 Inch 6 LED Red Side Led Marker, Trailer marker lights, Led marker lights, Marker light, RV Marker light Red, Rear side marker light

Before installing on my boat trailer, which is often dunked in water, I checked these LED's to ensure they are indeed waterproof. Yes, they do work after and during submersion in fresh water. I placed one LED strip under water overnight and tested it the next day. The LED lights are all illuminated and no problems at all. They look and perform well. Will buy these again for other applications, as needed.

Perfect for my project. Testd all the markers and they work. They have a 2 wire lead that is about 7 1/2 inches long. The marker is just under 4 inches in length, 3/4 width, and just under 7/8 in thickness without the included self adhesive gasket. The vendor supplied a package of nuts, washers, and bolts. I required a marker of a low profile to fit flushly on the side of my 1990 30 foot Coachman Travel Master motorhome which uses corrugated fiberglass siding for structural side wall strength. These LED lights fit flush in the valley area of the siding. These look perfect.for the project. Now I will wire these up to be side markers with the parking lights and will float the ground with the turn circuit so marker can signal my intention to change lane or turn. Also since they are diode lights, auto relays have to be used if the ground is to be floated between the turn and marker positive voltage circuit. Wire the left and right side each on a separate relay. When the marker lights are on and a turn signal is turn on the markers will flash in out of phase with the vehicle's front and rear signal lights. If the parking light circuit is off then these LED side marker will flash with the other turn signals. In bright day light the markers are not that visible. At night the are very good. Not overly bright to be distracting. UPDATE: 10/14/2019 All of the lights are still working fine. The amber lens has faded slightly but not to the point that it is an issue.

So, to start, they do the trick. They are a bit dimmer than I'd thought, but in the dead of night, they light up just fine. Here's what they are like: They are a thin (about 1/3 inch thick) plastic light. The clear part is glued or electronically welded to the black backing. Each light has a 1/8 inch foam sticker that you apply to the back. Each has a + & a - wire... about 22 gauge. They are pretty straight forward and do the trick. WHY only 4 stars?? well, they are not OEM type lights. By this I mean... all other boats & trailers I've seen have a sort of "built-in" ground to the light. When you screw one side of the light in, you either are touching some sort of ground with the screw or on the back there is a little pigtail of a ground that has a fitting that the screw goes through & then makes contact with the trailer.... Because there is no such "built-in" ground to the light, I had to run & daisy chain a new ground to each of the lights. Not a huge deal, but made the install take about 3 times longer & had to get wire & heat-shrink fittings... which due to the low cost of these lights, pretty much doubled the cost of the install. I would buy them again.. matter of fact, I got 2 packages & have a handful of lights left over... trying to figure where to put them on my 6x15 cargo trailer... or my boat...

I bought a 10-pack of these and mounted them on my tour-pak (luggage trunk) on my motorcycle.I put 3 on each side and 4 across the back. This improved my visibility a LOT - Especially at night!!These LED lights are pretty bright and you can plainly see them during the day as well.Thats just what I wanted for this motorcycle - for people to see me better.I used these shorter LED lights because this tour-pak is rounded on the sides and back.One long flat LED light would difficult to mount properly on this kind of surface...And these shorter ones worked perfectly!! I've added a couple of pictures. (-:I have only small complaint...These are mounted with 2 small phillips head screws and nuts for each light - The nuts require a 5.5mm socket.Well, I received extra nuts - but they shorted me on the phillips head screws by one - I got 19, but needed 20!!It took me a little while to find a screw and nut (because it had different threads) that tiny that would work.The one I found needed the head ground a little smaller to fit in the light correctly...So I chucked it up in my drill to spin it and ground the head smaller with my bench grinder - And it worked!! (-:This was a bit of an inconvenience for sure - But I still give these lights 5 stars because they are well made and come with a nice gasket too.Plus these have a pretty good rating and have a good price too at less than a $1 each - I paid $8.95 for 10 of them!!

I checked each marker light when the package arrived (a little slow, but it did come from halfway around the world) and all LEDs lit on each of the ten lights. Today I finally mounted a couple under the rear bumper of my '05 Suburban, replacing two small incandescent marker lights I'd put there ten years ago. These are brighter, but not bright enough for use as brake lights. Still, for providing additional marker lights on the rear of your vehicle, especially when tied into your tail lights, they are great. The current drain is negligible. I don't think all 10 would draw 1/2 an amp.Each light comes with a mounting gasket and small machine screws and nuts. The machine screws are smaller than 6-32 in diameter, and are about 3/4" long. I'd give the marker lights 4.8 stars. The only improvement I'd recommend is sealing the back of the case where the wires come out. For the price and the number of lights, I don't mind doing that myself.

Some of the LED,s in the marker light not as bright as others !