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27.5inch 72w Cree Led Single Row Work Light Bar Spot Flood Combo Offroad Truck on 2040-parts.com

US $57.42
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Plainfield, IL, United States

Plainfield, IL, United States
27.5inch 72W CREE Led Single Row Work Light Bar Spot Flood Combo Offroad Truck, US $57.42, image 1
“Authentic Cree Led & 2 YEARS WARRANTY & 100% NEW”
Brand:unbranded LED Type:24PCS*3W CREE Manufacturer Part Number:72W Life spam:50,000+hours Placement on Vehicle:Rear, Front, Right, Left Lumens Output:7200LM Warranty:Yes Material:Diecast Aluminum Housing Beam Type:Spot Flood Combo Mounting Bracket:Adjustable Trunnion Bracket Dimensions:27.5 inch UPC:does not apply Led Power:72W Waterproof Rate:IP68

27.5inch 72W CREE Led Single Row Work Light Bar Spot Flood Combo Offroad Truck

27.5inch 72W CREE Led Single Row Work Light Bar Spot Flood Combo Offroad Truck

Here is your best choice for LED work light !
Factory directly sales & TS16949 quality control system certified & Best price & 2 years warranty


Features:
 1.Good Performance, Waterproof, Dust proof, Shockproof, Anti-corrosion.
 2.High Intensity 3W CREE LED
 3.Installed Easily for the different kinds of vehicles.
 4.Energy-saving, safe, longer life span, lower cost.

Specifications

Led Power: 72W 24PCS*3W (this one is spot )

Lumen: 7200LM

Body Color: Black     

LED Type: CREE

Waterproof Rate: IP68

Operating Voltage: 10-30V    

Color Temperature: 6500K

Beam Type: Spot Flood Combo

Life spam: 50,000+hours

Dimensions: 27.5 inch

Mounting Bracket: Adjustable Trunnion Bracket


Application
1>offroad vehicle, ATVs, SUV, truck, engineering vehicles(excavator, treedozer, road roller, bulldozer, crane and mining truck etc.)
2>special vehicle(fire engine, police cars, rescue vehicle, communication vehicle, military command vehicle)forklift, trains, boat, bus, and tanks


Package Include:
1pc 72W LED work light
Mounting Brackets


FAQ/What is meant by "Beam Pattern"?

Our lights come in 3 different configurations: Spot,  Flood, or a Combination of both.

A spot beam produces a cone of light in a narrow 8o - 10o spread (depending on the exact light). This is good for specific task type lighting, or additional visibility when driving at night.

A flood beam produces a cone of light in a wide 90o spread. This is good for general work lighting, lighting up an off road trail that may have overhead tree limbs that you want to see, etc.

A combination combines these both. They have lights on the outside of the bar that produce a flood pattern while the inner lights produce a spot pattern. These are a great overall light with a lot of versatility and are our best selling lights for that reason.


What's a CREE LED Anyway?
CREE is the leading LED technology innovation think tank that is continually pushing the envelope in LED technology to create more lumens per watt. The result is the brightest LED's on the market that will turn that dark forest or country road into your midnight playground.

                   

                  

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