Wireless Trailer LED Lights Any Good?

The wireless trailer lights are increasingly being used by a large number of trailer drivers and are well-liked. However, some people are also dissatisfied with them. Some think that magnetic lights are particularly prone to falling off during driving, and their working hours are very short. What's more, It is very dangerous when they run out of power and fail to light up during transportation.



So, those magnetic lights any good? The answer is yes. Let me tell you why in this article.

Charging Duration and Battery Life

Fast Charging and Long-Term Usage 

The wireless trailer LED lights have built-in batteries and can be charged via a USB charging cable or a car charger. It only takes 2.5 hours to fully charge. After being fully charged, these lights can work continuously for up to 8 hours, which is sufficient to meet the needs of most night driving. For those users who often need to work outdoors or travel long distances, such a battery life is undoubtedly very important.

Portable Power Solution

In addition to the regular charging methods, some high-end models are also equipped with large-capacity backup batteries, further extending the working time of the lights. This means that even if the truck loses power, the lights can still be used as a temporary emergency light source. Especially in emergency situations, such as trailer breakdowns or when towing a faulty vehicle, this kind of portable power trailer light undoubtedly provides great help to workers.

Installation Convenience

Simple Installation Process

The wireless magnetic trailer lights are very easy to install. Users only need to place the lights on the metal surface at the rear of the truck. The rubber-coated magnetic base of the trailer lights can effectively prevent scratches on the vehicle's paint surface, as well as ensure the lights are firmly attached.



After testing, this strong magnetic force can remain stable at a speed of up to 50 miles per hour (about 80 kilometers per hour) and will not fall off. The LED lights are also equipped with a snap design, allowing users to easily press and remove the lights, which is convenient for daily maintenance and storage.

Compatibility with Multiple Interfaces

To meet the needs of different vehicle models, wireless LED lights are usually equipped with a standard 7-pin round to 4-pin flat connector, which is compatible with most truck tail sockets. If your vehicle uses other types of plugs, you can also choose to buy an adapter to achieve seamless connection.

Emergency Functions

It is worth noting that wireless lights for trailers also perform well in emergency situations, and basically every driver should have a wireless light in case of unexpected circumstances.



When the truck loses power, these lights can immediately switch to the backup battery power supply mode and continue to provide necessary lighting and warning functions. This is crucial for night rescue missions or safe evacuations in other emergency situations. In addition, because they are easy to disassemble and carry, users can also use them as portable emergency lights to provide light anytime and anywhere.