Wired Magnetic LED Light Set

sahara

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Somerset
I am looking for a set of wired LED lights, magnetic preferably, that I can quickly put on and detach from the back of trailers, drills etc.
The difficulty arises when I want the set to have the load resister already wired into the wiring of the set, so that the tractor recognises there is a set of extra lights plugged in and the repeater indicator on the dash board will then flash.
Not getting a lot of joy from the usual suppliers (sparex etc), so I'm grateful for any recommendations.

Thanks
 
I am looking for a set of wired LED lights, magnetic preferably, that I can quickly put on and detach from the back of trailers, drills etc.
The difficulty arises when I want the set to have the load resister already wired into the wiring of the set, so that the tractor recognises there is a set of extra lights plugged in and the repeater indicator on the dash board will then flash.
Not getting a lot of joy from the usual suppliers (sparex etc), so I'm grateful for any recommendations.

Thanks


Something like this ?

https://www.marketplace.farm/farm-m...magnetic-lighting-set-6m-3m-connecting-cable/
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Mursal

Member
Wireless magnetic over in the "Shop" worth a look, not sure about resistor ...................
Or E-Bay as price point doesn't always mean quality.
 

sahara

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Somerset
Both of the above examples are exactly what I'm looking for, but.... none mention the load resistor, and of the two that I tried at local dealers, a sparex and a kramp, neither had the resistor to make the "trailer indicators working" dashboard light on the tractor activate.
What have others done, or am I needlessly concerned, the storeman at this mornings dealer was puzzled because he was under the impression that it was a legal requirement, especially for cars to have the dashboard repeater working.
I think I shall speak to the utv products people tomorrow.
 

sahara

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Somerset
We have a fertiliser spreader that we changed the rear bulb based lights over to LED and fitted the resister so that the dashboard lights work.
However when you add up the cost of the parts required plus your time then a purchase, plug and use looks good value, but not if it doesn't do what one wants!
It might however be necessary to go down this route!
 

reboot

Member
Location
Kent
If u get pulled over with working lights and meeting all other legislation except the fact that the dashboard doesn’t flash the trailer light working light, I would be very disappointed that the police couldn’t get on with catching more serious criminals.

Could always blag it and say the dash indicator was working when u left the yard, the fact that the dashboard indicator has stopped working during your journey is a fault of the manufacturer for not clearly displaying time and date of when the component/bulb will fail.
 

Clive

Staff Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lichfield

Exfarmer

Member
Location
Bury St Edmunds

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