10in LED Light Bar VX250-FL / 12V/ 24V / Flood Light - by Front Runner

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10in LED Light Bar VX250-FL / 12V/ 24V / Flood Light - by Front Runner

Keep your adventure going after the sun sets with this 10” LED Light Bar. The ECE compliant high performing LED creates a strong 3000 Kelvin flood beam pattern so your trail will always be well-lit.

• The high-performance LEDs, with OSRAM technology, reach a distance of 37m and deliver 1500 lumens.
• The 3000 Kelvin intensity is distributed as a Flood beam pattern.
• The intelligent reflector design diverts the light from the LEDs so that oncoming traffic is only indirectly exposed to the light.
• Perfect to light up your campground, this Light Bar with the additional yellow cover, also won’t attract pesky insects to your site.
• The integrated driver and thermal management system, measures and regulates the temperature of the LED, eliminating the risk of overheating and aids in the longevity of its lifespan.
• Full LED polarity protection automatically breaks the circuit in the event of excess voltage, which ensures a long lifespan.The 12V/24V LED lightbar is ECE-compliant and versatile in application and is not limited to automotive use only.
• Individual installation is possible due to the Double ECE certification (Double ECE-Certification: R112).
• The Light Bar is approved according to ECE regulations and may therefore be installed and operated on public roads. In addition to the ECE approval, individual special regulations and legislations of the countries must be observed.
• Secures to your Front Runner Roof Rack with 10" LED Light Bar VX250-FL Mounting Bracket.
• Connect you 10" LED Light Bar VX250-FL / 12V/ 24V / Flood Light to a Roof Rack Power Point*, powered by Hella Extension Cord - 3m/10'* power cord from your vehicles 12V accessory outlet.

Note: The Roof Rack Power Point and Hella Extension Cord - 3m/10' are sold separately.
Note: When powering your light, ensure your power cord is installed into the light before plugging it into the power source. Disconnecting would need to be done from the power source then the light.