LED driving lights with position lights 10,000lm 9-36 Volt | WD-100100.1
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Specificaties
General
- Voltage
- 9-36v
- Wattage
- 80 Watt
- Power consumption
- 12 Volt / 8.96A - 24 Volt / 4.33A
- Lumen
- 10, 000 lumens
- IP rating
- IP69K
- Certifications
- CE, ECE-R10, ECE-R112, ECE-R7
- Warranty
- 2 jaar
Dimensions
- Dimensions
- 247 x 141 x 92mm
- Width
- 247mm
- Depth
- 92mm
- Height
- 141mm
- Shape
- Oval
Optics
- Light colour
- Amber, white
- Light pattern
- Driving Beam
- Light range
- 352 lux@ 25m / 1 lux@ 469m
- Flash function
- No
Materials
- Housing colour
- Black
- Housing material
- Aluminium
- Lens colour
- Transparent
- Lens material
- Polycarbonate
Technical
- Connector
- 4-PIN Deutsch connector
- Cable length
- 300cm kabel
- Mounting
- Surface mounting
- Reference number
- 37, 5
Other
- num leds
- 4 x 25W Cree LEDs
- height incl base
- 177, 5mm
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