Installing LED lights In A Cargo Trailer.

[@iangolightly604]

That right there was some high quality work! Super impressed by your thoroughness and commitment to making things last a long time.

[@Blue2222-v1l]

Looks great!

[@MrTyroneweaver]

well done. great teaching methods

[@pureblood2020]

I did the same thing on my cargo trailer, works great. Solar panels on the roof keep it charged. 👍

[@EYVOAuto]

Great idea! Hoping to do something similar with our cargo trailer. Nice work on the video!

[@maximebrunet5215]

I try to make similar instalation in my cargo trailer was wondering where you connect the wire came from the switch to the fuse box and where you connect the led strip

[@wynvale]

saw you on the road and looked up ur channel

[@Jimmy2Tech]

Awesome, Thanks for checking us out. Hope we earned a sub.

[@wynvale]

@@Jimmy2Tech yup, you did 👍

[@mc7072]

When you ran the positive over to the light switch do you need to run the negative too?

[@AmeriKen1776]

Very nice setup. If securing those silicone strip lights caulking idea worked, I think I will do that too. Question,,,,, Looks like you spent more money then you needed to. Why didn't you use the chassis for the common ground point. It would have required only 1 wire back to your power source, and cheaper/less wiring. I'm curious to understand your logic on doing it this way rather then the common ground method. Again, looks awesome.

[@tomdowney-yl7kx]

What brand are the lights ?

[@Jimmy2Tech]

The link is in the description below the video. They are LEDENET.

[@toddbolton936]

How did the Silicone work for keeping lights up?

[@jimhansel1503]

So far has worked great. They are still up in all spots.

[@maximebrunet5215]

Witch fuse you put in the fuse box?

[@maximebrunet5215]

15 amp?