70W Night Raider Spotlight - Set of 2
Regular price
R 5,600.00
R 5,600.00
An LED spotlight that is truly a SPOT light! With a beam pattern of ONLY 7 degrees, the 70W Night Raider has the narrowest beam pattern and furthest reach in our road lights range. It also boasts a 400m beam distance, unequaled in the world of LED spotlights.
IMPROVED BRACKET
The new 70Ws have a totally new bracket. They are now equipped with a bracket that attaches to the bottom of the light. It appears a lot cleaner and is sturdier. The new bracket is NOT compatible with the old lights.
E MARK CERTIFICATION
The 70W Night Raiders have been Certified with the E-1 Mark. This is one of the best certifications available and is according to the German Specification.
With a rugged appearance, the 70W Night Raider LED Spot Light is larger than a work light.
- Individual Deep Reflectors with Clear Lens for Maximum Beam Distance
- Super Narrow 7 Degree Beam Angle. See Beam Angles for full details
- 6 amps at 12V
- Runs on 10V to 30V
- High Power CREE XM-L LEDs
- Actual Lumen 6 300 (Theoretical Max of 7 000)
- Sealed Deutsch Connectors
- Over Sized heavy duty mounting bracket
- IP67 Certified (1-meter water depth for 30min)
- Electronically protected against RFI/EMC interference
- CE, Rohs Compliant
- For Off-Road use ONLY
- Warranty Period: 2 Years
165 mm light unit diameter, 200mm high when mounted
Supplied WITHOUT a relay wiring kit.
The 70W Night Raiders LED Spot Lights will not fail to impress.
Read the review by Ian Theron, technical editor of Land Rover Africa Magazine here.
Review: Extreme Lights Night Raiders Spotlight by SA4x4 " The brightest spots we’ve ever tested."
Questions & Answers
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What is the beam distance?
400 meters on realistic terrain. Will pick up reflective markers off a hill over a greater distance.
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Should one be looking at lumens or wattage when you compare brightness of a spotlight. How does the Night raider and the Hella supernova 6 compare to each other?
Lumens is a better means of judgement. That being said, one has to know if you are reading theoretical max lumens or realistic lumens falling where you are looking. On an output basis, the Night Raiders throw 6300 lumen whereas the Hella Supernova 6" throw 2850 lumen.