Overview

The Attwood Marine 14066-7 is a pair of LED trailer guide lights for 12 VDC boat-trailer setups. It uses five LEDs, sealed waterproof light housings, and an aluminum base that mounts to guide posts or directly to the trailer. The guides are about 29.5 inches high and show a clear red reference point when you are backing down a ramp or lining the trailer up in low light.

This is a practical upgrade for trailers that get launched before sunrise, after sunset, or in crowded ramp lanes where it helps to see the trailer angle sooner. The mounting bracket resists corrosion, and the spring-action base flexes when it gets bumped instead of taking the full hit at the bracket.

Key features

• 12 VDC LED trailer guide light kit for boat trailers
• Sold as a pair
• Five LEDs help mark trailer position and angle in low light
• Sealed waterproof light housings for repeated ramp use
• Aluminum base attaches to guide posts or directly to the trailer
• Spring-action base flexes to help prevent breakage from contact
• Low amp draw keeps added load on the trailer-light circuit down
• Red light output is easy to pick up when backing or centering the boat

Compatibility and fit

This kit fits 12 VDC trailer lighting systems and works where you need a visible reference at the rear section of the trailer. It suits boat trailers that already use guide posts, and it can also be mounted to the trailer where the base and wiring route have enough clearance. Before ordering, check available space around fenders, bunks, and guide hardware so the lights stay visible when the boat is loaded.

Installation and use

The aluminum base keeps the mounting point simple, and the sealed light bodies make sense for trailers that are backed into the water on a regular basis. Plan the wire run so it stays protected from pinch points, moving suspension parts, and places where the boat hull or straps may rub during launch and retrieval.

This setup is a good match for boat owners who trailer often and want a clearer view of trailer position at the ramp. It is especially useful when the tow vehicle blocks part of the trailer from view or when you are backing in with less daylight.