Partsam Submersible 17" Inch Thin Amber Led Turn Signal Light Bar 40 LED Sealed Utility Trailer Truck RV Led Marker Clearance Identification Light Bar w/Chrome Bezel DOT Compliant (Pack of 2)

The media could not be loaded. Hot rod guys... I used these as side marker lights in a 1952 Ford F100 hood. The original chrome replacement parts were too expensive and different from what I wanted. Since this is a rat rod, anything goes, so I cut the section loose and folded it to open it up. I used decorated flat bar stock to mount to the light and then to the hood. The chrome bezel gives it a more finished look. It was easy to use a flat bar stock to fabricate and mount. The item itself looks and feels substantial and has an appearance of quality. Even the wires and not 25 gauge thin, nothing but thread wires. They are easy to connect ends to. These are bright. I decided to make these flush to the hood edge instead of recessed or protruding. They will definitely be seen in park mode or flashing. The chrome bezel offers a good finished look for sure. I updated the picture to show what I ended up with. I realized that these can be used for many purposes and offer a finished protruding or inserted look because of the chrome bezel. Very pleased with these and this option saved a lot of money, yet improved the look tremendously.

The LED lights are very bright compared to others I have used and look very nice. I had a small issue with the mounting and the Seller did an outstanding job making sure everything was taken care of to my satisfaction. They stand behind their product. Excellent customer service. The LED lights worked great on my flatbed trailer.

These lights are super bright and easy to install. Would definitely recommend

It appears to be well made and is fairly sturdy.Shipping took longer than I expected at 9 days overall.The encapsulated (clear epoxy?) bottom appears water tight but I ddin't test that.Overall the LED bar is fairly bright on high. Indoors it can easily light up a wall 15 feet away enough to see fairly well.Outdoors at night it's visible for a long distance.The low setting is quite efficient drawing only 80mA.High settings draws from 160 - 600mA depending what your supply voltage is at,13V DC (most common) draws about 300mA of current per unit.I was not expecting built-in voltage regulation circuitry but that explains the wide input voltage range of 9-16V that it can accept.The regulation feature maintains a fairly constant brightness level when supplied with a range of input voltages.It's brightest when supplied with 10.5 to 11V DC. above that the regulation drops the brightness slightly.A simple table of voltage vs current draw may be useful to some folks when planning how to connect it.If the voltage drops to 9V or below it drops out of regulation and switches to low.The current draw increases if you provide a lower input voltage as it draws more to compensate, that's opposite of how a non-regulated LED would respond which just gets dimmer as the voltage goes down.below 9V the regulation circuit drops out and it gets much dimmer.8.5V and below is pretty much off.It's useful having the regulated LED Drive current feature since it lets them set the LED brightness and lifespan to optimal values if it's implemented correctly. I hope the complexity of the automatic regulation circuit remains reliable long term. Usually LED's don't have that option.I happened to use one set as back lighting in a cabinet, as in the attached JPG. It's set to low in the photo,

Just received my amber lights yesterday! They are the perfect size and great for the value! I connected them to the battery to to see how bright there lights are and when they say bright they mean bright! Their sealed really good! I'm going to install them under my front bumper! Looking at the end corners this should be a good installation!

These are insanely bright. Used these to replace led tail lights on our fifth wheel. My wife was towing the trailer in front of me. I was a mile back in the day time and the lights were instantly visible. As bright as emergency vehicle lights. If your too close they hurt your eyes

I installed 3 of these on each side of my Peterbilt sleeper. I connected the bright wire to the hot, and the ground wire to the bolt which holds the lightbar in place. This worked fine. It replaced the five 6 1/2 inch lights that were there. Much more light. I just ordered two more sets of 2 to place under my driver and passenger doors to replace the three 6 1/2 inch lights that are there. I did have to drill new holes to mount these and a large hole in the center for the wires to pass thru. It was well worth the effort.UPDATE 6/9/20: I had added 2 more sets (10 lights) under the cab doors shortly after I wrote the 1st review. I lowered my rating to 4 stars because 2 of the lights on the sleeper will no longer work. I tried moving the wires from bright to normal, checked the ground connection, but they are OUT. They went through a phase of sometimes they would work, sometimes not. Now not at all. 4 stars because only 80% work.

very good product thank you