Grote 63221-5 - 4" X 6" Rectangular Rubber Halogen Work Lamp on 2040-parts.com
Concord, New Hampshire, US
Ship-to location: United States excluding Alaska & Hawaii, US Protectorates & APO/FPO, PO Box
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80º total light spread
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Lamps maintains structural integrity through all weather conditions (-50ºF to +150ºF)
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Reinforced, ribbed housing for added strength
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Adjustable bracket with 12-mm diameter stud
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