Wire Kit, Relay, and Fuse Not Included With Light Bar PurchaseProduct Dimensions: 2.56"H x 4.1"D x 20.5"WPackage Weight: 9.5 lbs.Beam Pattern Degree: 10° SpotLumens: 10,000Total Amp Draw @ 14.2v: 4.21IP68 RatedCree LEDOperating Temp - 104°F ~ +122°FThe 10 Watt Enterprise Series is the premier line of LED light bars available today. Featuring industry leading Cree 10-Watt LEDs, which produce 1,000 Lumens while drawing only .44 amps each. LEDs utilize solid state technology instead of filaments; this ensures extreme durability and reliable lighting that will last for years to come. Each light has a proprietary gasket and vacuum seal which passes rigorous quality testing to be 8.6g vibration and IP68 compliant.Light Features:50,000 Hour Life RatingPolycarbonate LensExtruded Aluminum HousingSlide-Trac Mount8mm Mounting BoltOperating Voltage 9-32 VoltLimited Lifetime Warranty10-Watt LED TechnologyWire kits are recommended, but not required with all LX LED Light Bar purchases. Wire kits include the proper gauged wire, fused relay, and allow for the lights to be on their own switch. Wire Kits are not included with light bar, but are available separately.
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LOVE it, lights up the road when needed and BRIGHT
I got this, put this on a light bar mount on the front of my 2011 F-150. This thing is BRIGHT. I only use it when I need to but it does the best job a lighting up EVERYTHING so much more than the HID lights (replaced both regular and FOG with HID kits) and is BRIGHTER.When I can I will post some video but for the money, is so much better than the cheaper made in China.These are TOP BIN 10 WATT LED's. The cheaper one's use 3 or 4 level 3 watt LED's.If you ever spent as much time as I do researching before buying (I can spend months if I am going to spend >$100 looking online for reviews and videos), this will do the job. And it's compact and for me can retail the 'stock' appearance of my truck. Trust me, just get it....good light focus and spread and it's worth it. Also, the draw is really only about 100 watts (10x10 watt), and it regulates itself on the temperature as to brightness, but all the higher priced ones do because the cheaper ones will get hotter and not regulate and burn out, which will happen to LED's.
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