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Trailer accessories, life vests, fuel tanks, lubricants, anchors etcWeems & Plath Marine Navigation Chart Light
The light is concentrated in a tightly controlled pattern which is easily aimed exactly where you need it. Use red slide-on lens for night vision. Features high intensity tungsten halogen bulb – 5 times brighter than a conventional flame.
Features
- High intensity Tungsten Halogen Bulb – 5 times brighter than a conventional filament bulb
- Convenient dimming control built into the base
- Both permanent or “Quick Disconnect” mounting methods included
- Red lens cover for night vision
- 12 inch flexible gooseneck for versatility
- 12 Volt DC operation w/ optional AC transformer (#31217)
- .38 amp consumption maximum
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