Scandvik 16" Scan-Strip 4 Color LED Light - RGBW [41651P]
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16" Scan-Strip 4 Color LED Light - RGBWThis 4-color scan-strip RGBW LED builds on the popularity of the original single-color...
SKU: 225D-100123
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16" Scan-Strip 4 Color LED Light - RGBW
This 4-color scan-strip RGBW LED builds on the popularity of the original single-color scan-strip LED. Simple 2-wire connections with any on/off switch are all that is required to cycle from white to blue to red to green.
Features:
- Switching off for more than 4 seconds resets the color to white
- RGBW LEDs
- Colors are daylight white (4000-4500K), blue, red, green
- Lifespan 30,000+ Hours
- 12/24 Volt
- IP65 can be installed in engine rooms and exterior locations
- Ideal for under-gunwale lighting
- SS Mounting Screws Included
Specifications:
- Beam Angle: 120°
- Watts: 2.4
- Lumens: 180
- Dimensions (L X W x H) (inch): 16" x 7/8" x 1/2"
*The "P" within the part number indicates retail packaging
Specifications:
- Type: Lights
- Box Dimensions: 1"H x 4"W x 17"L WT: 0.2 lbs
- UPC: 786142416519
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Scandvik 16" Scan-Strip 4 Color LED Light - RGBW [41651P]
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