Led Underwater Blue Marine Transom Boat Light Fishing 6000 Lumen on 2040-parts.com
Gulf Shores, Alabama, United States
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We will update this listing soon with all the cool graphics but, until then you can view our other underwater light listings to see videos and warranty information. This listing is for a pair (2) TB-5 underwater boat lights with BLUE Leds Specs: 6000 Lumen 5inx2inx5/8in 12v We do not exaggerate our lights ability. They produce more than the stated lumen. These are manufacture ratings and do not take into consideration many other factors. |
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