Blue Worlds Brightest Drain Plug Led Light 120 Watts 8,000 Lumen 3 Year Warranty on 2040-parts.com
Escalon, California, United States
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WORLD MOST POWERFUL AND BRIGHTEST LED DRAIN PLUGS. 120 WATTS 8,000 LUMEN
BLUE COLOR COMPARE TO THE COMPETITION. BRAND-DIRECT IGNITER LED chips: CREE Power :120W Input Voltage: DC12V Emitting Color:BLUE color FOR GREEN OR RED LOOK AT MY OTHER AUCTIONS Viewing Angle: 120-140° Lumens:8000LM CRI: >80 Ingress Protection: IP68 Material: Titanium-aluminium alloy no worries about saltwater corrosion when used with a bronze garboard! 2.75" WIDE 12 volt input only 1/2" NPT drain threads (basic pipe thread) The light is removed via a bored hole off center. Simply insert a philips screw driver through hole and turn. The light includes an inboard mounted electronic LED driver. The LED's have a 50,000 hour life expectancy. If you use this light in saltwater, apply TEFGEL to all fittings. Dimensions- 2.75" Diameter FITS STANDARD DRAIN PLUGS ALWAYS USE A FUSE AND THREAD TAPE WHEN INSTALLING. FRESH OR SALT WATER MEASURE YOUR DRAIN PLUG SPACE BEFORE BUYING. MANY BOATS MAY NEED ADDITIONAL PARTS FOR FITTING. MEASURE TWICE BUY ONCE. THIS IS A TRUE 120 WATT CREE LIGHT. DO NOT BE FOOLED BY THE COMPETITIONS 100 WATT BULD SELLING IT AS A 133 WATTS. THIS LIGHT IS A TRUE 8,000 LUMEN 120 WATT CREE BULB. NEVER RUN DRAIN PLUG LIGHT OUT OF THE WATER. THESE LIGHTS ARE WATER COOLED AND WILL BURN UP IF USED OUT OF WATER. WE WILL NOT WARRANTY LIGHTS BURNED UP FROM BEING USED DRY. FOR IN THE WATER USE ONLY! Returns: 30 days on all unused items. Warranty: 3 Years
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