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DV8 Offroad 20in Elite Series LED Light Bar Dual Row
$289.95
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$289.95
$289.95
Tech Specs
- Brand
- DV8 Offroad
- SKU
- DVEBE20EW200W
- Manufacturer part number
- BE20EW200W
- Category
- Lights › Light Bars & Cubes
- Shipping weight
- 6.2 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
The DV8 Offroad Elite Series 20-Inch Dual Row LED Light Bar is a great choice for trail lighting. Powered by 200 Watts, it produces 16,800 raw lumens of light. The low profile bezel-less housing features heat fins to reduce ambient heat. The light bar can be mounted at the sides with the provided brackets, or along the back rail by using The DV8 Offroad Large Elite Series Light Bar Mounts. The OSRAM LEDs are rated to 50,000 hours of life. An indirect hooded reflector focuses the direction of the light and reduces glare and hotspots. Our UV-resistant lens is shatterproof and designed to whisk away ice and water. This light bar has an IP68 rating, signifying it is resistant to dust, dirt, sand and water.
- IP68 RATED - RESISTANT TO WATER AND DUST
- SIZE: 21.5 inch X 2.75 inch X 2.65 inch
- OSRAM LEDS RATED AT 50,000 HOURS OF USE
- BEZEL-LESS HOUSING WITH HEAT FINS
- FLOOD/SPOT COMBO LIGHT PATTERN
- SHATTERPROOF UV RESISTANT LENS
- SATIN BLACK POWDER COAT FINISH
- Size: 21.5 X 2.75 X 2.65
- 16,800 RAW LUMENS
- LUX@10M: 2319
- 200W
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