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Rigid Industries SR-L Series Surface Mount LED Spreader Pair w/ Amber Halo - Universal
$349.99
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$349.99
$349.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Rigid Industries
- SKU
- RIG53123
- Manufacturer part number
- 53123
- Category
- Lights › Light Bars & Cubes
- Shipping weight
- 1.2 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 new RIGID SR-L Series Spreader light provides an easy way to add convenient area lighting and style to any vehicle. This spreader provides a broad 120 degree beam pattern to illuminate wide areas around any vehicle. The SR-L Series Spreader also offers stylish halo backlighting to provide accent lighting that adds a custom look to any vehicle. The halo backlighting is available in one of four colors: red, blue, amber, or white. Use the flying leads wiring to wire the SR-L Series Spreader light directly into the vehicles electrical system or purchase the RIGID wiring harness separately - part number 40300. The SR-L Series Spreader offers the same legendary RIGID build quality as the rest of RIGIDs products, from the high-grade aluminum housing to the impact resistant polycarbonate lens. Packed with power and style, the SR-L Series makes it easier than ever to Own the Night.
- Kit Includes Stainless Steel Mounting Brackets And Hardware
- Halo Backlight Available In Blue/Red/White And Amber
- High Grade Aluminum Alloy Housing And Heat Sink
- Surface Mount And Flush Mount Available
- Wiring Harness Sold Seperately PN 40300
- Wiring Harness Sold Separately #40300
- Removable Surround For Color Matching
- Dedicated Wire To Run Backlight
- High Impact Polycarbonate Lens
- 120 Degree Wide Beam Pattern
- Pressure Equalizing Vent
- No Exposed Hardware
- 9-36 VDC
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