Natural 4100KWarm 3500KOverview
This 9” swivel light bar is designed to be rotated 180 degrees making it ideal for task lighting, general lighting, and accent lighting. Constructed of a durable aluminum housing with an acrylic lens, the light bar features 14” power wires and an ON/OFF rocker switch. The light surface mounts using 2 screw holes on the zinc alloy end caps with included hardware. Each light boasts 10 high flux white LEDs and operates within a wide 12-24V DC range. Also available in 13-1/2 inch lengths. Dimensions: 22.5cm(8.86") x 3.3cm(1.3") x 3.5cm(1.38"). Price for each.
| Truck And Car Cabin Lights | RV Interior Lighting |
| Footwell Lights | Interior Vehicle Lights |
| Under-Cabinet Lighting | LED Boat Lights |
| LED Display Lighting | Boat Cabin Lights |
| RV/Truck/Car Dome Lights | Truck Sleeper Cab Lighting |
| LED Truck Bed Lights | LED Workbench Light |
| LED Step Lights | Trade Show Lighting |
12-24V DC
Environment Friendly, Low Energy Draw
Outputs 110 Lumens of Natural White Light
With Zinc Alloy End Caps
- 16 inch power wires
- ON/OFF Rocker Switch
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Specifications
| Amps | 0.060 | ||
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| Beam Angle[1] | 120° | ||
| Beam Pattern | Flood | ||
| Connection Type | Pigtail | ||
| Connector Type | Pigtail | ||
| Current Draw[2] | 60mA | ||
| Dimensions | |||
| Dimmable | No | ||
| Finish | Gray | ||
| IP Rating | Non-Weatherproof | ||
| LED Type | High Flux | ||
| Material | Aluminum | ||
| Mount Type | Surface | ||
| Number of LEDs in Unit | 10 LEDs | ||
| Special Features | Aimable, Built-In Switch | ||
| Standards And Certifications | RoHS Compliant | ||
| Total Power Consumption | 1 Watt | ||
| Total Wire Length | 14in(35.5cm) | ||
| Volts | 12~24 VDC | ||
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All specifications are subject to change without notice. 1. Beam angle is used to express the width of the light emitting from the source. The narrower the beam angle the more focused the light energy is. Comparing two 40 watt lights one with a beam angle of 30(a) and another with a beam angle of 90(b), They both produce the same amount of light output but (a) will appear brighter in the beam angle compared to (b) at the sacrifice of light spread.  2. Current Draw is used to size fuses and wire for a circuit. Current draw is the amount of energy consumed by an LED or LEDs in an electrical circuit at a specific voltage, measured in amps (A) or milliamps (mA). |
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NameJeff
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Technical LevelAverage
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Part NumberLTA-CW10
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Reviewed On06/09/15
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NameWillS
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberLTA-NW10
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Reviewed On11/16/16
Great Light bars for the price!
I now have three of theses installed in my van. I have two 9" and one 13" and they are absolutely perfect. I agree with another reviewer that the 9'' would probably no be bright enough for work in like a garage, but in a smaller space like a van, they can't be beat. I ordered a similar style light bar from amazon for similar price, and they were complete garbage. When I found these, I was psyched because they are made of great materials, their beefy and look good too. Superbright shipped then out within 30 min of my order and they were here quick. Great product! I will probably be getting more for other projects in the future.
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NameRegal Don
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberLTA-CW10
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Reviewed On12/12/15
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NameScott
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Technical LevelAverage
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Part NumberLTA-CW10
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Reviewed On07/06/16
Lights up interior of trailer PERFECTLY!!
we have a 7' x 10' enclosed untility trailer for hauling the motorcycles. We bought 4 of these and mounted them 2 on each side of the bullnose front and 2 just inside each side of the rear door. Quick to install as our power line already ran around the top edge. Tapped into it, mounted them up, although I used longer screws to ensure they attached good, then rotated them down a smidge. The hardest part was waiting for nightfall to test how bright it will be. PERFECT light, not overly bright, but not casting shadows everywhere too. STURGIS.... HERE WE COME!!
