LEADTOPS 10Pcs 18mm 12V Red Eagle Eye LED Car Fog DRL Daytime Running Light Backup Reverse Tail Rock Lights Small bulb (Red light, Black Case)

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Ordered these for a DIY Halloween project. They work well and look great.

Great quality light, fit my 2000 f350Easy to install

I wanted some side lights and additional hazard flashers to increase my visibility when snow blowing in the dark. Without the white side lights, it was difficult to see how close I was getting to trees, cars, etc. with the snow blower and box blade. The factory headlights provide little peripheral light and the glare off the snow blower shoot and blowing snow as well as the flashing from the factory hazard lights made for poor visibility. I mounted 4 white Eagle Eye LED lights on each side of the tractor (three on the platform and one on the grille on each side of the tractor) and wired them through a relay to an illuminated switch on the dashboard.I added 2 amber Eagle Eye LED lights to each side of the tractor, connected to the turn and hazard light circuits so that they flash with the factory turn/hazard lights. I conduct 90% of my snow blowing at night and am on/off a relatively busy street frequently. I'm sure the factory lights are adequate but the price is right on these lights and I had fun "modifying" my new tractor. Making my bright orange tractor more visible (obnoxious?) to passing motorists is a plus!Relays:https://www.amazon.com/ONLINE-LED-STORE-Switch-Harness/dp/B01NBAO1SA/ref=pd_rhf_ee_s_rp_c_3_25/137-4850584-7753645?pd_rd_w=QUHrP&pf_rd_p=26d392db-8b78-4d00-b33d-2981cba34f91&pf_rd_r=F65VS6K1P0PCJ7D7TQKB&pd_rd_r=b9be3c18-e5e5-49a3-9f9b-8eb6d3500d7a&pd_rd_wg=SgF1F&pd_rd_i=B01NBAO1SA&psc=1rocker switch:https://www.amazon.com/Twidec-Waterproof-Rocker-Toggle-KCD1-8-101NW-R/dp/B07SZKQFW4/ref=sr_1_9?crid=2D9B13RU6YXLS&dchild=1&keywords=lighted+rocker+switch+12v+red&qid=1626368395&sprefix=lighted+rocker%2Caps%2C271&sr=8-9ROPS lights:https://www.amazon.com/Offroad-Driving-Lights-lights-Waterproof/dp/B079L1GSRK/ref=pd_rhf_ee_s_rp_c_3_24/137-4850584-7753645?pd_rd_w=QUHrP&pf_rd_p=26d392db-8b78-4d00-b33d-2981cba34f91&pf_rd_r=F65VS6K1P0PCJ7D7TQKB&pd_rd_r=b9be3c18-e5e5-49a3-9f9b-8eb6d3500d7a&pd_rd_wg=SgF1F&pd_rd_i=B079L1GSRK&psc=1Heat shrink solder connectors:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C3MKM3K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Update 11/2022: Well, all of the lenses have fallen off the white lights, 90% of the lenses have fallen off the amber lights. What appeared to be black powder coat has faded. Updated photos attached. I'm going to try a different brand for the white lights on the tractor but will have to order more of the amber lights for the trailer (not able to find similarly sized/output lights and don't want to replace all due to one failure).

They work good out of box . For the price point , I don't mind replacing them every once a year or so . I take mind to trail often ,and the cover sometimes comes off but light still works . After while one would start to flicker , then I change all them out once .

This light is bright.It starts to turn on at 8V DC but the usable brightness will be more than 10V DC.It has a current limiting resistor inside and the brightness and the current increase as input voltage increases.It draws 0.06A at 10V DC input and gradually increases to 0.187A at 13.8V DC.The brightness is about 100 lux at 1 meter distance with 12V input.If you leave it on for a long time with 13.8V DC, the internal resistor may burn out.

I added these to the rear bumper, angled down and to the side, slightly.I did this for 2 reasons.One; to give others more of a warning that I'm in reverse and backing up.Two ; These are a nice little flood lights and in the dark, light up the area to my side very nicely for 5 to 10 ft behind. (I usually will carry a large truck camper and backing up while turning into a campsite, in the evening often happens)

Very bright BUT in my opinion, lights sold for exterior use on a vehicle should be waterproof. Water will eventually make its way into the LED housing, and the bulb will burn out (give it like a month or two). I’ll probably go through all 12 lights and just swap them out as they die, and try a different brand later.