Description

Spotlight; VEGA™ SERIES; 40 Watt LED; Powder Coated Aluminum Housing; White; 1.5 Amps; Polycarbonate Lens; 4000 Raw Lumens; Deutsch DT 2-Pin Connector Type; With Stainless Steel Mounting Hardware; Set Of 2

Attributes:

Light Type: LED
Light Color: Amber/ White
Mounting Style: Bracket Mount
Power Rating: 40 Watt
Power Source: 12 Or 24 Volt
Housing Shape: Rectangular
Housing Color: Black
Housing Material: Aluminum
With Remote Control: No

Features & Benefits:

Intense 4,000 Raw Lumen Light Output
Focused Spot-Light With Over 1000 Feet Projection
Unique And Versatile Patent-Pending Design
Powdercoated Aluminum Construction
Integrated Deutsch DT Plug And 2 Feet Whip
Made In USA
Limited 5 Year Warranty

About Product:
The objective of the Vega compact off-road LED series is to provide users with an unparalleled lighting experience. Utilizing high-quality LED lighting components, such as OSRAM LED chips, the Vega series offers intense output performance while also providing a high level of overall durability and performance. We are happy to provide MORE light output at a price point that is LOWER than many comparable products on the market. Using only high-quality components in a package designed from scratch to provide unparalleled performance, value, and durability. The IP69K ingress-protection and OE level Deutsch DT connectors increase the overall reliability while OSRAM LED Chips kick out high lumen illumination. CAE analysis allowed refinement of both the optimization of the lens optics as well as the thermal dynamics to create a product which is both powerful and reliable. These factors combined provide users with a higher-level intensity than any other 3 Inch light on the market at this price level. The star Vega, is an important celestial object for astronomers and navigators alike. Vega is the brightest star in the northern constellation and is approximately 40 times brighter than the Earth’s sun. Vega has functioned as the baseline for calibrating the photometric brightness scale and was one of the stars used to define the zero point for the UBV photometric system. Vega has been extensively studied by astronomers, leading it to be termed. “Arguably the next most important star in the sky after the Sun”. Overall, the study and observation of Vega has helped to advance our understanding of the universe and our place within it.