
Less Setup. Clearer Signals.
Make trailer lighting easier to position with wireless magnetic LED lights designed around the rear signals you actually use: running, brake, left-turn and right-turn.
Stop Wrestling With Long Light Cables.
Traditional wired trailer light setups can require routing cables along the trailer and working around fixed mounting points. This approach uses a wireless signal link and removable magnetic lamps for a more flexible setup on compatible steel surfaces.
Send lighting signals without running a signal cable along the trailer to each lamp.
Position and remove the lamps on suitable ferrous-metal mounting surfaces.
Tail, brake, left-turn and right-turn lighting are combined in the setup.
Three Features That Change the Setup.
Magnetic Mounting
Attach and remove the lamps on suitable ferrous-metal surfaces. This gives you more flexibility when positioning or storing them.
Wireless Connection
The signal link between the vehicle and rear lamps is wireless, reducing the need to route a signal cable along the trailer.
Everyday Rear Signals
Running, brake, left-turn and right-turn functions keep the essential rear-light signals together in one compact setup.
Show the Turn. Signal the Stop.
From everyday running lights to a change of direction, keep the key rear-light functions together and check every mode before moving your vehicle.
TAIL
Running-light function for normal rear visibility.
BRAKE
Brake-light function to communicate when the vehicle slows.
LEFT TURN
Left indicator function for directional signaling.
RIGHT TURN
Right indicator function for directional signaling.
A Closer Look at the Real Setup.
The included demonstration shows the lights illuminated on a vehicle. Use the same principle for your compatible trailer or tow setup: position the lamps, connect the system and verify every signal.
Confirm both lights are securely positioned and visible.
Check tail, brake, left-turn and right-turn functions.
Recheck the lights whenever you change your towing setup.
Ready for Changing Weather.
The supplied product material lists IP67 protection for the lights, making weather resistance part of the design for outdoor towing use. Keep covers properly closed and follow the supplied care instructions.
The product specification lists an IP67 protection rating for the lights.
Built around the needs of trailers and tow setups exposed to changing outdoor conditions.
From Cable Routing to Flexible Placement.
The goal is simple: spend less time figuring out where cables need to go and more time checking that your rear lights are correctly positioned and responding to your vehicle controls.
Set Up. Check. Head Out.
Prepare the System
Check vehicle and connector compatibility and prepare the power and vehicle connection according to the supplied instructions.
Position Both Lights
Choose clean, flat, suitable steel surfaces and place the lamps in the correct left and right positions.
Test Before Moving
Verify mounting security and test tail, brake and both turn signals before starting your journey.
Your Kit, At a Glance.
Magnetic bases require suitable ferrous-metal surfaces such as steel. They do not directly attach to aluminum, fiberglass or plastic. Wireless refers to the signal link; the system still requires the correct vehicle connection and lamp power setup described in its instructions.
Useful Features. A Simpler Routine.
Removable magnetic lamps let you adapt placement on compatible steel mounting surfaces.
A wireless signal link simplifies the connection between the vehicle and rear lamps.
Four familiar lighting functions make a complete pre-trip signal check straightforward.
A Few Useful Answers.
Will the magnetic bases attach to any trailer?
No. They require suitable ferrous-metal surfaces, such as steel. Aluminum, fiberglass and plastic do not provide direct magnetic attachment.
Does wireless mean there is no vehicle connection?
No. Wireless describes the signal link to the lamps. The system still needs the correct vehicle connection and lamp power setup described in the supplied instructions.
Which lighting functions are supported?
The product material shows tail/running lights, brake lights, left-turn indicators and right-turn indicators.
Are the lights waterproof?
The supplied product specification lists IP67 protection for the lights. Follow the supplied care instructions and ensure the vehicle connection and other accessories are appropriate for your setup.
What should I check before each journey?
Confirm that both lamps are secure, correctly positioned and powered. Test the tail, brake, left-turn and right-turn functions from the vehicle before moving.
What should I check before ordering?
Check the mounting surface, connector type, power requirements, lamp position and included accessories for the option you intend to order.
Less Setup Hassle. More Time for the Trip.
Choose wireless magnetic trailer lights for flexible mounting and the rear signals your compatible towing setup needs. Check compatibility, position the lights, test every function, and get ready to go.
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