How to Wire Custer 4-LED Strobe Light or Running Light STRL4A
Question:
you say this light can be wired to be a marker light but can you add power to the third wire and it changes to a strobe while power still flows to the other wire. reason wide load trucks must travel with their lights on and if I have it wired as a marker light then throw power to it as a strobe will it strobe.
asked by: Pat
Expert Reply:
On the Custer 4-LED Strobe Light or Running Light # STRL4A the black wire powers the steady-on running light and if power is applied to the red wire the strobe effect is activated. The white wire is of course the ground.
A signal on the red wire will override the steady-on running light signal on the black wire and cause the unit to strobe, according to my contact at Custer. I actually went to our warehouse and tested the light and it operates as stated. LEDs are always on when the black wire gets power; signal on the red wire overrides this and causes all 4 LEDs to strobe.
The same wiring configuration applies to lights # STRL4W (white LEDs) and # STRL4R (red) which also offer the strobe function.

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Custer 4-LED Strobe Light or Running Light - 3-Wire Pigtail - Red
- Emergency Vehicle Lights
- Strobe Light
- Surface Mount
- LED
- Wired
- Rectangle
- 1 Flash Pattern
- Red
- Custer
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Custer 4-LED Strobe Light or Running Light - 3-Wire Pigtail - White
- Emergency Vehicle Lights
- Strobe Light
- Surface Mount
- LED
- Wired
- Rectangle
- 1 Flash Pattern
- White
- Custer
more information >
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Custer 4-LED Strobe Light or Running Light - 3-Wire Pigtail - Amber
- Emergency Vehicle Lights
- Strobe Light
- Surface Mount
- LED
- Wired
- Rectangle
- 1 Flash Pattern
- Amber
- Custer
more information >
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