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Overview
This DOT-Approved LED fog light is great for use on trucks, motorcycles, or off-road vehicles, such as ATVs and UTVs. LEDs in the 3" square fog light emit 1,700 raw lumens of cool white illumination in a narrow beam pattern that's perfect for long-range trail and path lighting. The 20-watt waterproof LED light is constructed of a shatterproof polycarbonate lens and a black painted aluminum alloy housing that acts as an LED-cooling heat sink. An adjustable mounting bracket is included along with bracket installation hardware. The LED light operates within a wide 10-30 VDC range.
- Off-Road Equipment Lighting
- Off Road Vehicle LED Lighting
- ATV Lights
- UTV Lights
- Dune Buggy Lights
- Truck Lights
- LED Motorcycle Fog Lights
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Specifications
| Part NO | Type | Beam Angle | Power Consumption | Price | Operating Temperature | Lumen Per Dollar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DL-CW25W | Fixture | - | - | $49.95 | - | 34.03 lumen/dollar |
| DL-CW25W-2PK | Fixture | - | - | $99.90 | - | 34.03 lumen/dollar |
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Best tight flat DRIVING beam, good cutoff.
I have been looking for a decent DRIVING light. Most of the many lights that I have looked at fell short until I found these. These put the light exactly where you need it with no glare to other drivers. A nice flat beam with a hot spot with no glare directly in front of the bike. It gently lights up the sides of the road and puts a bright flat spot down the center very well. Glad that someone got it right! Just be careful and adjust the top edge of the beam to be just below the horizon.
