Halogen Warning Light Magnet Mount Mini Bar Light Wolo 3570m-a on 2040-parts.com
Plainview, New York, US
WOLO SIRIUS 2
HALOGEN MAGNET MOUNT
MODEL 3570M-A
Used amber lens has some scratches
SIRIUS has two (2) power powerful 35-watt halogen bulbs, which are magnified by the chrome reflectors, each rotates 280 flashers per minute using two state-of-the-art heavy-duty permanent magnet motors. Built with a center diamond shaped mirror placed between the warning lights so to produce true 360° visibility. Designed for all weather conditions and is maintenance free. The lens is made of strong polycarbonate and is replaceable. Easy to use, includes a 10 ft. heavy-duty power wire with a cigarette lighter plug that has a built-in on/off switch, LED indicator light and internal fuse.
Specifications
Dimensions: L 16 in. x W 7-1/2 in. x H 5-1/2 in. 12-Volt / 6.5 amps Bulb Type: 796 / 35-watt Magnet pull strength 4 – 55 lbs. The four magnets are rubber covered to protect paint
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