Industry
Boat & marine trailers
Submerged at the ramp, then parked in the sun — the harshest duty cycle any trailer light sees.
What this class needs
- Guide post lights mark the ramp when backing in low light, which is the real problem on a launch ramp.
- IP67 sealing and potted connections are not optional when the whole rear end goes underwater.
- Grommets and PL-3 plugs should be stocked as spares — corrosion starts at the connection.
Where FMVSS 108 lands here
Requirements change with width and length. Under 80 inches, a combination kit typically covers stop, turn, tail, marker and plate. At 80 inches and wider, the three-lamp identification bar and intermediate side markers come into play — and that is usually where a build runs into trouble.
Specified for this class
Parts that fit
Kits & Harnesses
4" Low-Profile Combination Kit — Under 80"
- Part number
- 2060003
- Functions
- S T I A · A P2 · L
- Suited to
- Trailers under 80" wide
- Voltage / current
- 13.5 VDC · tail 0.07 A / stop 0.18 A
Kits & Harnesses
8" Low-Profile Kit — Over 80"
- Part number
- 2060114
- Functions
- S2 T2 I6 · A2 P3 · L
- Suited to
- Trailers over 80" wide
- Voltage / current
- 13.5 VDC · tail 0.04 A / stop 0.16 A
Kits & Harnesses
2PK 6" & 2" Trailer Light Box Kit
- Part number
- 2061900
- Functions
- S T I
- Voltage / current
- 13.5 VDC · tail 0.01 A / stop 0.17 A
- Packing
- 1 / 6 · 24.5" × 10.5" × 11.5" · 45.5 lb
Kits & Harnesses
2PK Trailer Guide Post Light
- Part number
- 2060009
- Functions
- S T I
- Voltage / current
- 13.5 VDC · tail 0.01 A / stop 0.17 A
- Packing
- 1 / 10 · 18" × 13" × 15.5" · 33 lb
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