Posting for those experiencing "converter burnout."
I wired my trailer with LED lights so I wouldn't have to track down and replace my flasher with a heavy duty one. Since then I have burned out 2 tail light converters. After a while the brake lights quit working, and it kills the TV lights, too.
I contacted Hoppy last night and they told me the converter I was using is not intended for use with LEDs. They are sending me a new "LED compatible" converter - no charge, no questions. You might say that's the right thing to do, and it is, but I have dealt with plenty of companies that would try to get by with less.
It's nice to run into a company where integrity matters.
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Hoppy tail light converters - good service
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Hoppy tail light converters - good service
by wannabefree » Tue Jul 19, 2011 9:24 pm
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by dh » Wed Jul 20, 2011 5:43 am
So I wonder what one is to do if they have two (or more) trailers, one with LEDs and the other with incadesent bulbs?
Ignorant doesn't know any better, Stupid knows better but does it anyway.
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