Pair Trailer Lights - Radex - 5 Pin Plugs

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This guide is for owners and users of the AB Tools Pair Trailer Lights with Radex 5-Pin Plugs. These lights are designed for easy installation and reliable performance on trailers. A key benefit is the quick-connect feature, saving time during setup. However, ensure compatibility with your trailer's wiring system before installation.
| Model Part Number | TR346_TR357 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
While these lights are designed to withstand road conditions, they are not fully submersible. Avoid prolonged exposure to water.
These lights are suitable for general trailer use. However, for boat trailers, consider lights specifically designed for marine environments.
Please refer to the product packaging or your point of purchase for warranty details. The standard warranty is two years.
Consult the light's documentation or the manufacturer's website for bulb replacement instructions. Most Radex lights use common bayonet or wedge-type bulbs.
Ensure your trailer uses the 5-pin Radex connector. If not, you may need an adapter or to rewire the trailer. Contact AB Tools customer support for assistance.
Replacement parts, such as lenses or bulbs, are often available from the original retailer or directly from AB Tools.
The lights typically include the necessary mounting hardware. However, it's recommended to check the specific product packaging for confirmation.
Check the 5-pin connections for secure fit, and examine the trailer's wiring for breaks or damage.
Inspect the corresponding bulb or LED for failure. If lights still do not work, inspect the trailer wiring.
Check for corrosion on the connectors and clean them with contact cleaner. Check the trailer's power supply.