The Narva LED Front End Outline Marker Lamp in white with a chrome base is tidy gear for marking the front edge of a van or trailer at just 74 mm wide and 38 mm high. You get a clear outline light that helps other drivers read the width of your setup when you roll into a campsite at dusk or thread a trailer into a narrow driveway. The LED module draws far less current than old-school bulbs and cuts down on maintenance across long highway runs. The chrome base matches drawbars toolboxes and stone guards so the lamp does not look out of place on a tidy touring rig. The compact 74 mm x 38 mm footprint makes it a smart buy when you need marker gear that fits between winches jerry holders and chains on the front of the trailer.

• Narva LED front end outline marker lamp
• White marker output for front visibility
• Chrome base suits modern caravan styling
• Compact dimensions of 74 mm x 38 mm
• Intended mounting position at front outline
• LED technology reduces power consumption
• Solid-state lamp with no globe changes
• Suitable for caravans and general trailers
• Low-profile housing helps clear drawbar hardware
• Clear lens complements other LED trailer lights

Q: Is this lamp suitable for use on both caravans and standard box trailers?

Yes, this LED front end outline marker lamp suits caravans and trailers. The unit is a compact marker that mounts on the front edge to define the width of the body. As long as the trailer runs a compatible electrical system and has space for a 74 mm by 38 mm lamp, it can be used. Always follow local road rules on marker light placement.

Q: Can this lamp be used as a side clearance light instead of a front marker?

It is intended as a front end outline marker lamp. The beam pattern and lens layout are set up for marking the front edge rather than the side or rear. Using it as specified helps keep the rig compliant and predictable for other drivers. If you need side clearance lighting, look for lamps listed specifically as side markers.

Q: Do I need to replace bulbs in this LED marker lamp?

No, the lamp uses fixed LEDs rather than replaceable bulbs. That means there are no globes to swap during normal use. The solid-state design suits touring setups where access can be awkward. If the unit ever fails, you replace the whole lamp rather than a globe.

Q: How much space should I allow around the lamp when mounting it?

You should allow at least the full footprint of 74 mm by 38 mm plus extra room for wiring. Leaving a small margin around the housing makes it easier to seal and prevents the lens from rubbing against other hardware. This also helps avoid damage from stone guards, chains or winch handles on busy drawbars.