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Getting others to notice the presence of your vehicle is made easy with the LAMPHUS® SolarBlast™ SBLS84 32W LED rear deck light bar. The SBLS84 has 48 selectable flash patterns, includes mounting hardware for both permanently and temporarily mounting, and can be used in both interior and exterior applications. The included swivel bracket allows the SBLH84 rear deck light bar to be mounted against the back window of cars and trucks. Surface mount capability allows the LED warning light bar to be mounted against truck racks and box truck bodies. Suction cup allows one to reposition the light bar at ease. Packed full of features, the SBLS84 rear deck light bar meet and exceed the needs of emergency response personnel.
Interchangeable/Compatible with:
All automobiles and devices equipped with a 9-30 Volt DC power source.
Features:
- Innovative rotatable mounting bracket to mount on any horizontal, slanted, or vertical surfaces.
- Can be either permanently mounted with screws or suction cup mounted.
- Replaceable 4W LED module.
- 32 high intensity LED with optic lenses.
- 48 selectable flash patterns.
- Last pattern memory recall.
- Synchronization between multiple units.
Product Content:
- 1 x Light Unit
- 2 x Mounting Accessories Pack
- Owner's Manual
Specifications:
- Dimension of main unit: 38" W x 1-1/2" H x 2" D (96.5cm x 3.8cm x 5.1cm)
- Input Current @ 12V/24V: 3.01A/1.51mA
1 Year Warranty
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