2 pieces 12V 3 Pin Electronic LED Flasher Relay 0.1W-150W c/m Motorcycle Turn Signal Adjustable Flasher CF-13KT, comes with 6pcs Terminals

Arrived quickly and were as described. I had no issues with either of the 2 flasher relays. For $10 they are just fine. The truth is you could spend twice as much for one from another seller and chances are they are all made at the same factory. My original flasher relay that came with my turn signal kit quit working after 3-years. I replaced the bad one with one of these and used the other one to wire in another switch for my hazard lights. I saw a few comments regarding confusion about the B,E, and L contacts. They are B= 12V power from switch (not constant 12v), E= Earth/Ground, and L= Load (aka, your lighting). When 12v is applied to pin B (from your switch, (not 12v constant), it sends the voltage to pin L, (to your lights) until there is sufficient load to force the relay to break the connection. This is why you need an LED Relay for LED lights, they have a lot less resistance than a traditional 12v bulb. (TIP) Always use 4 or 5 pin Bosch type relays between your switch, flasher and your lighting , they allow the main 12v constant load to be handled by the relay (not flasher) and not your switch.

Worked first time. Saved me $$$ from not having to rip out my rock lights.

exactly what I needed to control LED blinker flash rate

This item is nice and functions adequately but a couple of points here: the adjustment knob on the top could subject it to easier water ingress, so take that into consideration when choosing mounting location. Also, the unit seems to periodically miss the beat, like every half minute or so, it will make a shorter blink. Not a showstopper though.

This flasher worked perfectly in my 10 year old Icon golf cart!! I purchased some others on Amazon with no luck. This works without a flaw and does not blow the fuse!!! Thank you!

Doesn't even turn leds on only works with regular bulbs

Exactly what I needed for my led conversion. Great option to be able to adjust the flash speed!

I used this as part of an install of lights to my dirt bike to make it road legal and it worked just fine. I do have to say I didn't test out the variable flash rate, however it was set worked out fine.