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Don't think electrical overloading would be a problem as the unit in the link uses LEDs, BUT it appears to be a single unit (as advertised for motorcycle use) and it looks as if the spacing between the various lights, and their distance from the sides of the trailer, might well make it illegal if used as the OP envisages.
"Motor vehicles first used on or after 1 April 1986 and trailers manufactured on or after 1 October 1985:
side repeater within 2,600 millimetres of the front of the vehicle;
front and rear indicators normally not more than 400 millimetres from edge of vehicle;
at least 500 millimetres apart (400 millimetres if vehicle is not more than 1,400 millimetres wide);
at least 40 millimetres from any headlamp or fog lamp;
not more than 1,500 millimetres from the ground (2,300 millimetres if this is impracticable);
at least 350 millimetres from the ground."
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Topic: trailer Lights
