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ARB Intensity SOLIS 36 LED Flood
$321.00
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$321.00
$321.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ARB
- SKU
- ARBSJB36F
- Shipping weight
- 10.3 lb
The ARB Intensity SOLIS is a welcomed update to an iconic Australian driving light, producing clean and crisp light with further-refined color temp on the LED. This helps reduce eye strain and fatigue on long-distance driving while reaching amazing distances down the road to improve safety. With the new updates to the ARB Intensity SOLIS driving lights, spot and flood combinations are excellent choices providing a long throw and wide beam. Continuing a tradition of never compromising, superior-grade electronics and LEDs, first-class ARB active-thermal management, new grades of paint finishes for the bezels, and optimized lens and optic configurations, the ARB Intensity range of lights continues to sets new standards in vehicle lighting.
- Distance At 1Lux - 1032m Spot 729m Flood Single Light
- High Pressure Die-cast Aluminum Body and Mount
- UV Stable Molded Polycarbonate Lens Cover
- Protected Against RFI/EMC Interference
- Security TORX Hardware Included
- 36 Osram LEDs 6x10w And 30x4w
- Durable UV Stable Powder Coat
- Current Draw 12.4 Amps 13.2V
- Dust and Waterproof To IP69
- Raw Lumens 18178LM
- Power Draw 165W
- RoHS Compliant
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