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Rigid Industries Ignite Flood - FM - Black
$129.99
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$129.99
$129.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Rigid Industries
- SKU
- RIG20621
- Manufacturer part number
- 20621
- Category
- Lights › Light Bars & Cubes
- Shipping weight
- 0.6 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 Ignite is the smallest, most versatile light in RIGID product line! This flexible light packs 1000 raw lumens using Spot, Flood or Diffused beam patterns. The Ignite provides you with limitless mounting options. The compact housing makes the RIGID Ignite a great choice for auxiliary lighting on cars and trucks, motorcycles, UTVs, and even marine applications. Low current draw makes this light adaptable to almost any action sport and is the ultimate lighting solution.
- Available In Spot/Flood And Diffused Beam Patterns
- 2 Wire Open Lead For Any 7-24 V Application
- Smallest RIGID Led Light - 1 Inch x 1 Inch
- Smallest Rigid Led Light - 1 in. x 1 in.
- Rigids Smallest Forward Projecting Light
- Easy Install - Uses 1.75 in. Hole Saw
- IP68 Compliant - Dust/Water Ingress
- Impact Resistant Polycarbonate Lens
- Durable UV Resistant Powder Coat
- Over/Under Voltage Protection
- Low Minimum Voltage 6-28 VDC
- 50000 Plus Hour Lifespan
- RFI/EMI Protection
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