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Hella 700FF H3 12V/55W Halogen Driving Lamp Kit
$92.51
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$92.51
$92.51
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Hella
- SKU
- HELLA010032801
- Manufacturer part number
- 010032801
- Category
- Lights › Driving Lights
- Shipping weight
- 5.7 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Auxiliary headlights from HELLA are not only technical highlights, but also outstanding design elements that give every off-road vehicle an individual look. Reason enough to provide the headlights with special protection when they are switched off in order to preserve their function and appearance in the long term. With the precisely fitting protective caps with HELLA logo, you kill two birds with one stone: when switched off, they protect the headlights from dirt and thus serve safety, because the light output can be better brought onto the track later.
- Easy Mounting: Designed for simple installation on a variety of vehicles, including trucks and off-road vehicles.
- High-Intensity Illumination: Delivers powerful, focused light for enhanced visibility in low-light conditions.
- Durable Construction: Built with rugged materials to withstand harsh weather and rough terrains.
- Long-Lasting Performance: Engineered to endure prolonged use without compromising on brightness.
- Versatile Application: Perfect for off-roading, towing, and any other demanding lighting needs.
- Impact-Resistant Reinforced ABS Housing
- 13 Percent Larger Than The 500FF Series
- Aluminum Vapor-Coated Reflector
- Light-Weight Design
- Bonded Glass Lens
- 12V 55W
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