Whitevision LED trailer lights.
Whitevision LED trailer lighting, plugs and sockets are on the shelf at both the Townsville workshop and the Cairns store — combination tail lamps from the compact 10 series up to the Perei 505 and 510 jumbo modules, side, front and rear markers, reflectors, licence plate lamps, and 7-pin flat, small round and large round plugs, sockets and adaptors — plus LED beacons and work lights.
Before replacing a lamp, check the earth, the plug and the connections behind it — a new lamp on a corroded earth fails the same way the old one did. Trailer wiring is done at the Townsville workshop, so the wiring can be looked at along with the lights.
The range, as Whitevision list it.
Combination trailer lamps
Stop, tail and indicator combinations in the 10, 14, 20, 120 and 220 series and the CRL20, left and right hand, with or without a licence plate lamp. Most are listed for 9–33V or 10–30V; some 20 and 120 series lamps are 12V only.
Rear LED modules
The 90 and 180 series single-function modules, 9–33V — stop/tail, indicator and reverse — for building a rear light cluster one function at a time.
Jumbo modules
Perei 505 and 510 series jumbo modules, 9–33V: stop/tail/indicator, stop/tail/reverse, and single-function indicator and reverse modules, plus the 505 triple jumbo combo.
Markers, reflectors and plate lamps
Amber side markers, red rear markers and clear front clearance markers, 9–33V on 0.5m cable, self-adhesive amber, red and clear reflectors in 100 x 50mm and 59 x 31mm, and LED licence plate lamps.
Plugs, sockets and adaptors
7-pin flat, 7-pin small round and 7-pin large round, in plastic and metal, plus adaptors between them for when the car and the trailer do not match.
LED beacons and work lights
Amber LED beacons for 10–30V in magnetic (BE325A-MG), stud (BE300A-ST, BE325A-ST), pole (BE325A-PI) and rechargeable (BE325A-PO) mounts, and the LWL500-60H — a round 60W LED work light with a removable handle, 9–33V and 6000 lumens by Whitevision's figures.
Whitevision, in Townsville.
Photographed at the Townsville workshop — the beacons, work lights and markers as they sit on the shelf.
The honest take.
Check the voltage before you buy. A lamp listed for 9–33V or 10–30V runs off a 12V car or a 24V truck, which matters on a trailer that gets towed by both. A 12V-only lamp behind a 24V prime mover is the wrong lamp.
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