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OZZ DLP1 licence plate holder with white lightbar (2 light sources)
OZZ

OZZ DLP1 licence plate holder with white lightbar (2 light sources)

Artikelcode: 88220EAN: 7350166880064
VrachtwagenBedrijfswagenTractorGraafmachine4x4

€ 309,05

Prijs incl. btw · € 255,41 prijs excl. btw

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The OZZ LP series LED bar is designed for application on passenger cars, commercial vehicles and off-road vehicles. Thanks to the integrated licence plate mounting, this LED bar is suitable for almost any vehicle with a European licence plate size. The driving beam light image provides a combined light beam for both width and depth illumination, thus helping to improve visibility on unlit roads. The aluminium housing and 200 cm cable length with 3-PIN Deutsch connector ensure solid and easy installation. This LED bar operates within a voltage range of 10-32 V and generates a light output of 9,600 lm. Its dimensions are 535.2 x 40.7/57.5 x 157 mm. These features make the OZZ LP series suitable for various vehicle applications where extra visibility is required. Plus points of this series: - Suitable for almost any vehicle thanks to incorporation of the lightbar in the licence plate holder - European dimensions - High light output for excellent visibility on dark roads - Very suitable for passenger cars, commercial vehicles and 4x4s

Specificaties

General

Voltage
10-32v
Wattage
88 Watt
Lumen
9600 lumens

Dimensions

Dimensions
535.2 x 40.7/57.5 x 157mm
Width
535, 2mm
Depth
157mm
Height
40, 7mm
Shape
Lightbar

Optics

Light pattern
Driving Beam
Light range
1 Lux @ 450m
Flash function
No

Materials

Housing material
Aluminium

Technical

Connector
3-PIN Deutsch connector
Cable length
200cm kabel
Reference number
50

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