Rigid Industries M-Q Series Spot/Downward Diffused - Single

Marine Q Series - Spot/Downward Diffused LED

A combination of 4 Dually / D2 optics into one large sturdy housing with a vibration isolator and 304 stainless bracket included. The size specifications are as followed Height 6.79", Width 6.75" and the Depth 3.42". For use in a heavy duty commercial environment for Agriculture, Fire and Rescue, Commercial truck, Marine, Off-Road and Power Sports. Q-Series covers also include a 50% forward projecting and 50% area light option to project the light where and how you really need it. Designed specifically to function in any environment and withstand any abuse. These LED Lights are big, bright, and heavy duty!

10 Degree Spot Pattern - The Spot version of our Hybrid optics system projects light over great distances in a concentrated beam. It's the most powerful spot-style LED light in the industry. This light is perfect for high speeds or any situation where you need extreme distance. The Spot offers a wider beam with less waste than the competition. While maintaing higher center intensity than any other system available.

Diffusion Lens - Perfect for scene or area lighting, our diffusion lens was specifically engineered to project light at a 60' flood pattern. Combine that with our patented optics and you have the best LED flood light in the industry. Like our standard lens, the diffusion lens is made from optically clear, unbreakable polycarbonate plastic.


Features:

• GORE Pressure Equalizing Vent
  
• Unbreakable Polycarbonate Lens
  
• Durable UV 3800 Polyester Powdercoat
  
• IP68 Certified
  
• MIL810-STDG Vibration Certified
  
• ROHS Compliant
  
• Over/Under Voltage Protection
  
• Operating Temp -40 degree F +145 degree F
  
• Sealed Deutsch Connector
  
• 50,000+ Hour Lifespan
  
• Electrically Protected Against RFI/EMC Interference
  
• Integrated Thermal Management System

Specifications:

• Watts: 80
  
• Amp Draw: 5.80
  
• LED's: 16
  
• Raw Lumens: 7040
  
• Lux @ 10m: 1060.0
  
• Beam Distance: 651 m
  
• Peak Beam Intensity: 106,000 cd