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SHO-ME Stop Tail Turn LED Flasher 11.1005STT

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SHO-ME Stop Tail Turn LED Flasher 11.1005STT
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Product Overview

Model 11.1005STT
    Seven flash patterns. Stop Tail Turn
    For use with LED lights only.

Voltage: 12 volt
Outputs: 2
Amps per Output: 3 amps max per outlet
Maximum Amps: 6 amps max total
Output Polarity: Positive

Dimensions: 2" H x 4" W x 1/2" D

SHO-ME 11.1005STT LED Flasher Stop/Turn/Tail provides 10 unique strobe style flash patterns in a solid-state, waterproof housing.   Flasher has been designed to be installed in-line with your vehicle's braking or turn signal system to trigger non-factory installed external 12VDC LED Lights to flash or signal when the corresponding vehicles systems are engaged.    Flasher is compact and can be mounted or tucked away in a variety of locations.  Made in the USA.

10 Flash Patterns

    Dim Tail Light
    Brighten Tail Light
    Selected Turn Signal
    Quad Alternating
    MEGA Alternating
    Double Alternating
    Quint Alternating
    Double Simultaneous
    Quad Simultaneous
    Random

Features:

    Solid-state
    Waterproof
    Ten flash patterns
    For use with LED lights only
    Made in the U.S.A.

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  • 5
    Great for having dual purpose off road cubes

    Posted by Shannon on 18th Apr 2017

    I have 3 of these controlling 6 led light cubes on my roof rack. There are 2 outputs per controller. Using a DP/DT switch each, I use the brake light input to control the lights for off roading, then can switch to the strobe feature for parade/crowd control/showing off! They have been working perfectly for over 5 years now. Very easy to understand how to hook them up. Each feature gets it's own 12v + input. Run (half brightness), brake (full), turn (flash matching side), strobe. There is just a L & R positive output. The lights themselves still need grounded to something else. I don't use the run or turn options, but the run may be good to hook up for camping. Camp lighting without it being crazy bright!