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Strands SIBERIA XP DRC LED BAR 50″

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Strands SIBERIA XP DRC LED BAR 50″SIBERIA XP DRC LED BAR 50 Die Siberia XP Double Row Curved LED Bar 50 liefert mit ihrem Fernlicht Abstrahlmuster eine beeindruckende Lichtleistung. Mit 3. 425 tatschlichen Lumen im E Mode und 28. 100 tatschlichen Lumen im Xperience Mode bietet sie 50 % mehr Lichtstrke im Vergleich zu frheren Modellen. Eine Reichweite von 366 bis 714 Metern garantiert auergewhnliche Sicht nach vorne. Die Farbtemperatur von 5. 700 Kelvin sorgt fr eine klare und przise

SIBERIA XP DRC LED BAR 50″

Die Siberia XP Double Row Curved LED Bar 50” liefert mit ihrem Fernlicht-Abstrahlmuster eine beeindruckende Lichtleistung. Mit 3.425 tatsächlichen Lumen im E-Mode und 28.100 tatsächlichen Lumen im Xperience-Mode bietet sie 50 % mehr Lichtstärke im Vergleich zu früheren Modellen.

Eine Reichweite von 366 bis 714 Metern garantiert außergewöhnliche Sicht nach vorne. Die Farbtemperatur von 5.700 Kelvin sorgt für eine klare und präzise Beleuchtung.

Die Installation ist dank des 2.500 mm langen Kabels und des integrierten Relais einfach und schnell. Ihre robuste Bauweise macht sie vibrationsresistent und widerstandsfähig gegen raue Straßen und intensive Nutzung.

Das gebogene Design der LED-Bar passt sich perfekt den Linien deines Fahrzeugs an und sorgt für eine stilvolle Optik.

Die Schutzklasse IP68/IP69K bietet maximalen Schutz gegen Schmutz und Wasser.

Wie alle Produkte von Strands Lighting Division wird die Siberia XP DRC durch eine 3-jährige Funktionsgarantie abgesichert und ist EMV-zugelassen gemäß ECE R10.

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Spannung (V DC): 10-32V DC
Leistungsaufnahme (W): E-Mode: 75, Xperience-Mode: 404
Leistungsaufnahme spezifischer Funktionen (W): Weißes Positionslicht: 18,3W, Gelbes Positionslicht: 18,2W
Funktionen: Fernlicht, weißes und gelbes Positionslicht, separate Hello-Funktion für das Positionslicht
Lichtleistung: Tatsächliche Lumen: E-Mode: 3.425, Xperience-Mode: 28.100
1 LUX @ m: E-Mode: 366, Xperience-Mode: 714
Farbtemperatur (Kelvin): 5.700
Abstrahlmuster: Fernlicht
Positionslicht: Weiß und Gelb
Anschluss: Kabel
Kabellänge: 2.500 mm
Farben: Gehäuse: Schwarz, Linse: Klar, LEDs: Weiß und Gelb
Material: Halterung: Aluminium, Gehäuse/Chassis: Aluminium, Linse: Polycarbonat
Abmessungen: Länge: 1.281,2 mm, Tiefe: 137,7 mm, Höhe: 76 mm, Höhe inkl. Halterung: 96,6 mm
Schutzklasse: IP68/IP69K
Betriebstemperatur: -35°C bis +65°C
ECE-Zulassung: Nein
EMV: ECE R10

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