Partsam LED trailer lights, IP68

If you’re upgrading a trailer’s rear lighting, this pair combines several signalling and visibility functions in one setup, if you need a more tailored installation, details such as dimensions and connector type matter too. Partsam describes these as 12V, IP68 waterproof LED combination lights and says they’re DOT compliant. The package includes two lights, two gaskets and four screws, with different functions on the curb-side and street-side units.

Getting the most from it

The curb-side light has red LEDs and serves six functions: stop, turn signal and tail lighting, plus rear and side reflectors and a side marker. The street-side light adds a white license-plate illuminator, giving it seven functions. That split is worth noting when positioning the pair: the plate light belongs on the side intended to illuminate the licence plate, rather than treating the two units as completely interchangeable.

For a practical example, a utility trailer being readied for an evening trip could use the pair for braking, turning and tail-light signals while also making the sides and rear easier to identify. The listed applications include trailers, trucks, boats, campers, RVs and snowmobiles, among other vehicles. The product name specifies trailers under 80 inches, so don’t assume that it suits every trailer size or layout.

The listing says the lights are sealed, with an acrylic lens intended to keep water out and protect the circuits. It also says wiring details are provided in the product description. Follow those details for the installation, the supplied information here doesn’t specify a connector type, wire lengths or mounting dimensions, so fit and wiring should not be guessed.

Why it’s worth it

The appeal is functional consolidation: instead of adding separate stop, turn, tail and marker lamps, this pair combines several lighting and reflector roles. That can make sense for someone replacing an existing combination-light setup or adding functions to a trailer, boat or camper. The street-side licence-plate illumination is a useful distinction if that’s part of the lighting you need.

The trade-off is that a multi-function pair still has to match the vehicle’s mounting space and wiring. A simpler replacement lamp may be easier to assess if you only need one specific function, while a more demanding installation may require dimensions and connection details that aren’t supplied here. IP68 and the waterproof construction are stated features, but they don’t answer every fitment question.

Key takeaways

• 12V LED combination lights, described as IP68 waterproof and DOT compliant.
• The curb-side unit provides six functions, the street-side unit adds a licence-plate illuminator for seven.
• Package contents: two lights, two gaskets and four screws.
• The product name identifies use for trailers under 80 inches, dimensions and connector type aren’t given in the supplied details.

It suits you if you want several rear and side lighting functions in a pair and can confirm the mounting and wiring requirements for your vehicle. It is not for you if you need a confirmed fit based on exact dimensions or a specified connector before choosing.

When to choose it

Choose this set when the combination of stop, turn, tail, reflector and marker functions matches the job, and the additional licence-plate light on the street-side unit is useful. If you prioritize a consolidated lighting arrangement, that’s the main reason to consider it, if you prefer a straightforward, single-function replacement or need documented fit measurements first, a more specifically described option may be easier to assess. The listing’s trailer-size wording and the missing dimensions are the details to settle before purchase.