GSM Cyclops Thor X Colossus Halogen Rechargeable Spotlight, 18000000cd, 130W, Green
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GSM Cyclops Thor X Colossus Halogen Rechargeable Spotlight, 18000000cd, 130W, Green
Item #:
901-1597253
Model #:
GSMC18MILFE
Brand:
Cyclops
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GSM Cyclops Thor X Colossus Halogen Rechargeable Spotlight, 18000000cd, 130W, Green
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Description
Two adjustable swivel stands allow flexible positioning for better focus
The GSM Cyclops Thor X Colossus halogen rechargeable spotlight has a durable rubberized construction for long-lasting performance. The rechargeable battery gets complete charges in 20 hours for reuse. With a peak intensity of 18 million candelas, the sp otlight provide great light output that''s ideal for outdoor remote construction or repair operations. It offers 20 minutes of spotlight and 33 minutes of dim-light burn times. The rechargeable spotlight comes with 130/100 W power rated Philips® H4 halo gen bulb LEDs to illuminate large areas perfectly. This spotlight gets energized by two 6-volt sealed lead acid batteries. It includes two power levels for brightness control.
- Halogen rechargeable spotlight provides constant light output
- 130-watt halogen bulb for superior performance
- Made of rubber for added durability
- Built-in battery offers long life
- Operates in two power level modes
- Operates feasibly at a power rating of 12 VDC
- Includes one lead acid battery
- Rechargeable battery charges in 20 hours
- Outputs light for up to 20 minutes in spotlight mode and 33 minutes in dim light mode
- 18 million candlepower light output for reliable performance
- Contains two adjustable swivel stands and two 6-volt sealed lead acid batteries
Specifications
Brand
Cyclops