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(888) 312-8812 Login SignupThe Betts HD 50 56 57 60 Marker/Clearance and Aux Light uses a single red LED diode to create crisp, visible illumination for heavy-duty vehicles. Its multi-volt design supports varied electrical systems, allowing it to function across mixed-age fleets without additional conversion. The low-draw LED helps reduce electrical strain while still producing a bright signal signature for marker, clearance, or auxiliary use. Weather exposure is handled well by the sealed construction, keeping road moisture away from the diode and internal contacts. If you’re outfitting commercial trailers, the Betts HD 510021 is one of the best tools for maintaining strong visual signaling across long routes.
| Bulb Technology | LED |
| Light Emitting Diode Count | 1 |
| Lens Color | Red |
| Current Auxiliary/High | 73.1 mA @ 12V / 36.5 mA @ 24 V |
| Current Marker/Low | 17.1 mA @ 12V / 8.5 mA @ 24V |
| Power Auxiliary/High | .88 W |
| Series | 50, 56, 57 & 60 |
| Power Marker/Low | .20 W |
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Betts Industries® takes pride in its extensive lineup of critical components and lighting systems for the tank truck industry. Its main products include LED lights, lens, valves, side markers, and safety devices like strips reflectors. It is always committed to doing what's best not only for the customers but also for its employees, who are among the keys to its continued success. Its center of operations is in Warren, Pennsylvania, where its 275-371 sq. ft.-facility is located. This facility has seen seven major expansions since the founding of the company in 1901. It houses not just its manufacturing and engineering departments but also its purchasing, sales, and other business departments.
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