AFI/MARINCO/GUEST/NICRO/BEP 22040A REMOTE COMBO SPOT/FLOOD LIGHT

REMOTE COMBO SPOT/FLOOD LIGHT

Ideal for boating, the AFI/MARINCO/GUEST/NICRO/BEP 22040A REMOTE COMBO SPOT/FLOOD LIGHT is easy to install and operate. The lamp's high-output 12-watt LED headlights illuminate your entire watercraft at night, while it has a switch to turn on the warm white, low intensity 10-watt floodlight. This marine-grade fixture comes with all necessary hardware for easy mounting onto either flat or curved surfaces.

The AFI/MARINCO/GUEST/NICRO/BEP 22040A REMOTE COMBO SPOT/FLOOD LIGHT is a combination spot and flood light. This fixture uses both a 120-277-volt distribution transformer and a 12-volt RV distribution transformer.

The AFI/MARINCO/GUEST/NICRO/BEP 22040A REMOTE COMBO SPOT/FLOOD LIGHT is an in-canopy or deck mount, waterproof combination lighting fixture that comes in white or brown that combines two independently controlled functions in one fixture. The remote control system lets you turn the fixture on/off and control the intensity of spot and flood lights from up to 25' away. Limited 1-year warranty.

The AFI/Marinco/Guest/Nicro/BEP 22040A is a remote combo spot/flood light. It has a 120-Volt AC, 500 watt integral or 12 Volt DC, 500 watt integral spots with a range of 150'. It comes prewired for 12 volt use and includes a 3-pin nylon down-rigger mount, two sets of mounting hardware, and a power cord with a rubber grommet.

The 22040A Remote Combo Spot/Flood is a marine-rated 120 Volt fixture that comes with an integrated antenna and a 25' cord for hardwired installation. This combination spot and flood light has four lighting modes: Flood Only, Spot Only, Spot and Flood Alternating and Dual Mode (spot and flood on at the same time). The 12V model (22040AV) features an internal cooling fan, adjustable mounting bracket and shock resistant housing. It also offers four lighting modes; Spot Only, Flood Only, Dual Mode (spot and flood on at the same time), and Random Mode (where the light cycles

Our remote combo spot/flood light is great for lighting areas that you need to see well. Often used as a security light, this unit will cast a beam of light on your subject and flood the main area as well. The remote switch allows you to adjust the intensity as needed and allows users to control multiple lights from one location, increasing convenience. The lamp head tilts 180° and the built in umbrella holder aids in shooting through the unit, making it useful for various lighting situations, including portrait photography and product photography. Also features an included 2800K halogen bulb and an optional 5000K night light feature

The AFI/MARINCO 22040A Remote Combination Spot/Flood LED light is the perfect new addition to any boat! The combination of spot and flood allows you to see clearly and project light well ahead (spot) and closer (flood) to your location.

This Six Head LED Combination Light from AFI is Great for Flood or Spot, Waterproof Water-Resistant Housing, Used on Vessels Over 16' Without the Need to Wire Through Hull or Deck for Installation

Powerful low-profile spot and flood combination light offers both broad and narrow beam capabilities in a single fixture

AFI offers a full line of commercial and industrial lighting fixtures. This specially designed fixture is a convenient choice, replacing up to three separate fixtures -- a spot light, a flood light and a wall pack/bollard light – with one compact unit. It features an integrated 150-watt spotlight and 200-watt floodlight, which operate from separate switches on the remote. High optic reflectors create the concentrated beam from the spotlight, while parabolic reflectors focus the beam from the floodlight.

One-button channel control, allows zooming to spill light exactly where you need it. Remote acts as a convenient "finder" light for nighttime lighting needs.

The beauty of this fixture is that it allows me to aim the light right where I want it. The color of the light is primarily white, but there are several places, including the barn, where I need more than just white light. So this light comes on once it's dark outside and goes off in the morning. Although I am not home during the day, my electrical system is controlled with timers. The timer is set for 7:30 A.M. which means that the lights come on at that time and go off at about 9 P.M. When I arrive home at night, all of my lights