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Rigid Industries Radiance+ Curved 40in. RGBW Light Bar
$1,499.99
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$1,499.99
$1,499.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Rigid Industries
- SKU
- RIG340053
- Shipping weight
- 14.7 lb
The stylish versatility of the RIGID Radiance light bars just got better. Now introducing Radiance+ Curved RBGW light bars. The latest addition to the Radiance light family provides you with the ability to toggle between eight available backlight options with the flip of a switch: red, green, blue, light blue, purple, amber, white, or demo mode. The RIGID Radiance+ Curved RGBW bars are built with the same high-grade aluminum alloy housing as RIGID's legendary RDS-Series but include a stylish color-changing backlight. Inside, the Radiance+ Curved RGBW bars are feature-packed, with a black exposed circuit board, optimized forward projecting Spot Drive optics that combine the attributes of a spot and a drive beam pattern. Available in 20, 30, 40, and 50 Inch sizes, the Radiance+ Curved RGBW lights bars take the customization of your vehicle to the next level. Own The Night in style with Radiance+ RBGW lighting.
- 8 Back Lighting Options: Red / Green / Blue / Light Blue / Purple/ Amber / White Or Demo Mode
- Back Lighting Independently Controlled Using Switch Logic
- High Grade Aluminum Alloy Housing And Heat Sink
- Fits All RDS-Series Light Covers And Mounts
- Black Exposed Printed Circuit Board
- IP68 Compliant - Dust/Water Ingress
- High Impact Polycarbonate Lens
- Over/Under Voltage Protection
- Black Powder Coat Finish
- Pressure Equalizing Vent
- 10 Year Warranty
- RoHS Compliant
- 9-15 V DC
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