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| ARB's New 4x4 Adventure Light |
"Night has fallen, you've arrived late to your campsite, you're hungry and tired, and with the day's heavy rain, a campfire is out of the question. With the help of an illuminating 75-watt glow, the versatility of the 16-foot power cord, and the ever practical dual hanging points, the ARB 4x4 Adventure Light has allowed you to set yourself up for a good nights rest. All accomplished with piece of mind that the low 1 amp current draw has not drained your invaluable battery power."
Seattle, WA - The newest and brightest addition to ARB's extensive product range is an exceptionally good quality and easy to operate 12-volt fluorescent light, which is ideal for camping, four wheeling, and various outdoor activities.
Tough, compact and lightweight, the 4x4 Adventure Light will connect to a 12-volt car cigarette lighter socket or a portable battery pack. The light output is stunning, yet has a low current draw of approximately 1 amp.
Practicality is essential for outdoor activities and the 4x4 Adventure Light is just that, practical. Supplied with a 16-foot power cord with in-line switch, dual hanging points, and a canvas storage bag, the 4x4 Adventure Light is the perfect accessory for outdoor enthusiasts.
Familiarize yourself with ARB's extensive range of 4x4 accessories, and you'll see they manufacture and stock a quality range of 4WD products to enhance your outdoor experience.
Features:
* Very bright fluorescent long life tube (equivalent to 75-watt incandescent)* Low current draw ~ approx. 1 amp
* Supplied complete with canvas storage bag
* Extra long 16-foot power cord with in-line switch
* Dual hanging points
* Compact and lightweight
* Superior value for money compared to other brands
* Full 2-year warranty
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