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Rigid Industries Chase Tail Light Kit w/ Mounting Bracket - Red
$349.99
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$349.99
$349.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Rigid Industries
- SKU
- RIG90133
- Manufacturer part number
- 90133
- Category
- Lights › Tail Lights
- Shipping weight
- 2.1 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 RIGID Chase rear facing LED light adds safety and functionality to any UTV, rail, buggy, Jeep, or other off-road application by packing reverse, courtesy, strobe, running, and brake lights into a single compact light. A halo of powerful LEDs in red, amber, or blue around the perimeter of the aluminum housing can be used as a strobe for racing and chase applications, running light, or third brake light. The center portion of the RIGID Chase functions as a 715 lumen white light suitable for use as a Reverse or area light, and there's also a smaller downward-facing courtesy light for illuminating the cargo area. Whether it's used individually or wired in series, the RIGID Chase LED light is packed with features at a great value. Own The Night with RIGIDs rear facing Chase LED light.
- 168 Lumen Downward Facing White LED Courtesy/Cargo light
- 715 Lumen Rear Facing White LED Reverse/Area Light
- 5 Foot Multi-Trigger Lead For Custom Configuration
- 5 Modes Strobe/Courtesy/Reverse/Running And Brake
- Integrated High Efficiency Aluminum Heat Sink
- 3 Halo Color Options Amber/Red Or Blue
- Impact Resistant Polycarbonate Lens
- IP68 Compliant - Dust/Water Ingress
- Pressure Equalizing Vent
- RFI/EMI Protection
- RoHS Compliant
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