Is this legal?

On my Lowbed I have 2 Hella value fit 2000 lumen flood lights wired into a 4 way that also has my beacon wiring
we are always working at night they are on a separate dash switch. they work great will never be without them on a trailer again.
I did run those same Par 36 rubber housing lights for years and would never go back to them just not enough light

 

very easy to turn night into day with just a few LED lights. LED'S run very low amperage and are super bright. You will most likely have to add another cord to you trailer to power them unless you have an older rig that doesn't use the center pin to power ABS. I think pre 96 didn't. This trailer I have one 7 pin aux cord and one 9 pin aux cord and I use everyone of them for different functions. The 5 work lights are all on one switch and I think a 20 amp fuse

 

I do not know the specs on those lights, they were on the trailer when I bought it. The light bar on back looks to be just something you could buy on Amazon or Walmart. Check out your local farm supply store. For a van trailer I'd probably justbget a 24 or 36 inch light bar. They will really light things up. Some of them have flood and spot integrated

 

that would be about 160 feet

 

thought about getting black light for that reason, to make the lines glow in hard to see places

 

I have one on each side trailer back. They're wired to the trailer lights. And have a toggle switch.

In the beginning they were nice. But the toggle switch corrodes really easily. Don't have a need for them now. But they're still there just in case.

Used to have a spotlight also. It was angled to light up the valves and sight glassanger. Tanker.

Just make sure wiring is nicely insulated from the elements. Or they won't last.

 

I used Hella Valuefit. I got them off Amazon. They have a lot of different styles. The ones I got are the 6" LED bar/pod style and they are a lot better quality and light output than the Chinese knockoffs I've put on my personal truck. Not much more either, like $30/pair.

 

No idea on how bright it should be. But have you thought about lining your drive area with those cheap lights powered by the sun, just as a temp thing?