
Code 4 LED 4in 50 Watt Pod Lights
$194.99
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SKU Re_004047
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Collect at 2382 S Redwood Rd, West Valley City — usually ready in 24 hours.
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Tested in our builds
We only sell brands we've used in our own rigs since 2013.
Details
These are some of the most versatile lights in our arsenal. Put them in the front to light up the road in front of you while cruising the boondocks, or the rear so you can easily gear up during those early morning adventures, or even on the side door so you can keep serving drinks well into the night like our fearless leader Brandon. These lights come in either amber or clear, both are flood patterned to light up the area you want with a less direct beam. A double ended wiring harness, hardware and a switch are included for installation. If you're unsure on how to hook them up let us know and we can get you scheduled for an installation.
- Light description: Flood Pattern, Amber or Clear light
- LED: Cree chip
- Power: 10-30v, 50watt per light, total 100 watts per pair
- Package: 2 pod lights, versatile mounting brackets, double wiring harness with switch
- Housing: Aluminum Housing, Polycarbonate Lens
- Lumen: 9,200 per set
- Warranty: Lifetime
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Not just parts
We fit these too.
Auxiliary lighting done right means wiring it into the rig's electrical system, not splicing into whatever's nearest. We do both halves.