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12V DC LED Flood Light, 10W Mini IP65 Outdoor Waterproof Work Light, 900lm, 3000K, Warm White Security Light, 80W Halogen Bulb Equivalent, 2 Pack, No Plug [Energy Class A++]

Sold by B2C Agro Top Garden GmbH and 1 other seller

Product information

Description

General description

Our 12V DC LED Flood Light is a compact and efficient lighting solution, offering 10W of power with a brightness of 900 lumens. This warm white security light, equivalent to an 80W halogen bulb, is designed for outdoor use and is packaged in a convenient 2-pack.

Technical specifications

Power: 10W

Brightness: 900 lumens

Color Temperature: 3000K (Warm White)

Input Voltage: 12V DC

Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 8.5 cm

IP Rating: IP65 (Weatherproof)

Lifetime: 50,000 hours

Compatibility and accessories

Can connect to battery with an extra adapter (more than 15W) if input voltage exceeds 12V.

Installation

150° adjustable angle for customized direction.

Includes a yoke-style arm for mounting in landscape or portrait orientation.

Can be mounted on ceiling, wall, or background.

Usage

Ideal for gardens, trees, building facades, courtyards, and garages.

Suitable for use as a battery work light, car boat lamp, or fishing light.

Other information

CE and FCC certified for safety.

Constructed with advanced aluminum heat sinks for durability.

Features

Brand
TINOR
Pcs per pack
2
Power source
Cordless
Motion detector
No
Light output
900 lm
Height
8.5 cm
IP rating
IP65
Material
Aluminium
Mounting method
To screw
Directional
Yes
Weight
200 g
Power
10 W
Colour temperature
3000 K
Voltage
12 V
ManoMano Reference
ME94068831
MMID
581423979380
Product code
RN03060
EAN
9458510886927

Advice from

Outdoor lighting buying guide

Outdoor lighting can be used to light up decks, flowerbeds, pathways, patios or gates. Whether you're after wall lights, a pendant to hang from a pergola or spotlights for decking, your lighting should be both functional and decorative. From solar lamps to flood lights, get ready to light up your summer evenings!

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