Need suggestions for good reverse lights

LED fog lights are great for that, waterproof low power usage and a focused beam. Check any auto parts store to see some for ideas on size and mounting. As to the sides of the trailer, how about a puck light or two, they would also be convenient for outside light when camping.

I bought these on Amazon. Used two for BU lights on the camper, one for a rear work light on the tractor, and one for spare.

27 Watt LED Floodlights



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I have several of these freebie HF LED lamps that have a magnet on the back LINK.
I pull them out and attach them to my rear bumper when I need them. Then remove them once I'm finished.

What is the fence in which the gate is made of?

WHat I woudl get is a couple of LED solar powered (or other battery powered if you wish) Fence post (Gate post) toppers.. These replace the cap on the post (Are a cap for the post) if your fence can not use this type well a couple of Solar path lights one on each gate post and one in the center of the gate. Kind of "Lane markers". $1.00 each at Dollar Tree. (The solar path lights).

I don't need 3 mile spot visibility when backing up.



White, weatherproof 12 volt 10 watt.

2 on the rear, two beneath. 10' from the hitch angled 45 degrees to the rear.

Impossible to beat, lighting uniformity height and width.

Can you maybe string up some rope lights along your fence/gate/house? That might be more helpful than lights on the trailer (and might not be; one would have to try it out to see, I think).

At those times when I have to pull into a camp site and it's getting dark, I often put little LED lanterns at key locations to give visible reference points--spots like the corner of the picnic table, the power pedestal, the rock right next to the site's driveway, etc. I find that very helpful under those sorts of circumstances.

I found that the better (but more expensive) options are available in a marine store. Look for LED deck lighting. The fixtures seem to be more weather resistant and just plain a better grade/higher quality light.

I installed a pair of these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IY3YLCI/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Seem high quality for the price and work nicely. I just wired into the reverse light connection on the 7-pin trailer connector.

Thank you guys for any and all recommendations. I need side illumination even more than straight back. Backing into my property is like threading a needle. Plus I'm 67 and eyes are not as good as they use to be.

Here's something similar to what I'm using:

Round LED Flood


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