6.3 Inch 60W 7200LM LED Light Bar Off Road Driving Light

Auxbeam Art: ZD000802
Sale price $117.95 -100% Regular price
Regular price $117.95
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6.3 Inch 60W 7200LM LED Light Bar Off Road Driving Light
Sale price $117.95 Regular price
Regular price $117.95
Guaranteed Fit Or we fix it
Ships Fast Gold Coast, QLD
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Features:

Trusted Brightness: Total 60 watts, with lighting performance 7200LM/Set. Features a trusted brighter long-lasting light, and a clearer, wider, and further visual area. Lifespan extends over 50,000H.
Exceptional Performance: P8 LED chips with high intensity and perfect visibility, the perfect option for led driving light.Patented design double angle cup. Two different reflector cup angle designs, light output increased by 10%.
Easy Installation: Our LED lights come with a plug-and-play wiring harness kit.Say goodbye to the tedious installation process and hello to hassle-free lighting.
Wide Application: Fits in most vehicles with 10-24V DC power,Such as Trucks Jeep Boat Trailer ATV Off road vehicles, 4x4, Toyota, SUV, Mining, Boating, Farming and Heavy Duty, motorcycle etc.

Specifications:

Size: 6.3 Inch
Quantity: 2Pcs/set
Light Color: White Light
Color Temperature: 6500K
Light Source: P8
Power: 60W
Raw Lumen: 7200LM
Effective Lumen: 5850LM
Light Distance: 1lux@239M
Service Life: 50,000+ hours
Waterproof Rating: IP68
Shell Color: black
Material: PC + Aluminum Alloy
Certification: ECE R10

Package Included:

2 x LED Driving Light
1 x Harness Set

Maverick's Note: We recommend these lights for offroad use only. Many Auxbeam lighting harnesses do not have a high-beam trigger. To ensure legal operation, please have an auto electrician add a high beam trigger wire to the harness, and check your local Transport Agency for the requirements for your state.

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