Horse Box Light Trailer Combination Lamp Reflector Number Plate Rear (Pair) - AB Tools

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This guide is for owners of trailers, horse boxes, and other vehicles requiring combination rear lighting. The key benefit is a pair of versatile, compliant rear lamps that integrate essential functions like braking, indicating, and number plate illumination. A potential caveat is that these lights are designed for 12V systems and do not include fog or reverse lighting functionalities.

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Model Part NumberTR235_2PK
BrandAB Tools

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FAQs

Are bulbs included with this pair of lamps?

The product description indicates 'Lamp Type - Bulb,' suggesting that bulbs are required. It is advisable to check the specific product listing or packaging for confirmation on whether bulbs are supplied or need to be purchased separately.

Can these lights be used on a 24V system?

No, these lamps are designed for a 12V operating voltage and are not suitable for 24V systems without a voltage converter.

What functions are NOT included in this lamp?

This combination lamp does not include reverse light or fog light functionalities.

How do I connect the tail wires?

The 'Tail Wires' need to be connected to the corresponding circuits on your vehicle's wiring harness or trailer plug, typically including circuits for tail lights, stop lights, indicators, and the number plate light. Refer to your vehicle's wiring diagram for precise connections.

Is the reflector a separate part?

No, the reflector is integrated into the lamp unit for a streamlined design and enhanced visibility.

What is the advantage of a combination lamp?

A combination lamp integrates multiple lighting functions (tail, stop, indicator, number plate light) into a single unit, simplifying installation and wiring compared to separate lamps for each function.

Troubleshooting

Light not illuminating

Check all wire connections to ensure they are secure and correctly wired to the vehicle's power source. Verify the bulb is correctly seated and functional. Test the vehicle's power supply at the connection point.

Indicator light not flashing

Ensure the indicator circuit is correctly wired and that the vehicle's flasher unit is compatible with the load of the new lamps. If the indicator stays solid, the load might be too low for the flasher relay.

Number plate light not working

Verify the specific wire for the number plate light is connected to a constant 12V source and that the bulb is functional.

Water ingress into lamp

Inspect the lamp housing and seals for any cracks or damage. Ensure the wire entry point is properly sealed. If damage is found, the lamp may need to be replaced.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Comprehensive lighting functions in one unit.
  • Includes integrated reflector for added safety.
  • Designed for standard 12V systems.
  • Comes as a pair for immediate installation.
  • Uses common bulb types for maintenance.

Cons

  • Does not include fog light functionality.
  • Does not include reverse light functionality.
  • Requires separate bulbs if not included.
  • Wiring may require basic automotive electrical knowledge.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: These lamps are designed for 12V DC electrical systems. Ensure your vehicle or trailer's electrical system is compatible before installation. They are not suitable for 24V systems.

Setup: Installation typically involves mounting the lamps securely to the rear of the vehicle and connecting the 'Tail Wires' to the appropriate circuits on your vehicle's trailer plug or wiring harness. This includes connections for the tail light, stop light, indicator light, and number plate light. It is recommended to consult your vehicle's wiring diagram or seek professional assistance if you are unfamiliar with automotive electrical connections.

Care: To maintain performance, periodically clean the lenses with a soft, damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Ensure the bulb and reflector are free from corrosion or damage. Check connections for security and signs of wear.