Scandvik E500 Engine Room Light - 10-30V - Cool White - 41389P

Scandvik E500 Engine Room Light - 10-30V - Cool White - 41389P

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Scandvik E500 Engine Room Light - 10-30V - Cool White - 41389PScandvik E500 Engine Room Light 10 30V Cool White E500 Engine Room Light 10 30V Cool White The E 500 is a multi voltage (12 24V), surface mounted engine room light that offers an impact resistant PC lens, which allows the wires to exit straight back through the mounting surface or routed to the side through the end cap. Featuring a total of 50 LEDs, this fixture produces an impressive 1,520 lumens, comparable to a 220W standard bulb. Drawing only 1. 5

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011