Specification Sheet

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Larson Electronics LLC WWW.LARSONELECTRONICS.com
9419 E US HWY 175, Kemp, TX 75143 Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] Email: [e-mail]
6.5 Million Candlepower Halogen Spotlight - 200lb. Magnetic Grip Base - 12 Volt - 50 Watts
Part #: ML-3-200lb
The Magnetic Light (ML) (TM) series of spotlight and flood lights are MADE IN THE USA and enable the operator to position the light beam
on their area of focus. Magnetic Lights (ML) have magnetic mount bases, measuring 4.75 inches in diameter, that have 200 pounds of
magnetic pull. Magnetic Utility Lights are used as military spotlights, searchlights, utility spotlights, roof mount spotlights, hunting
spotlights, work lights and linesman lights.
Magnetic Light (ML) will hold their position once the operator places the beam. The operator can adjust the tension bolts to increase or
lessen the "position holding" hinge depending on the amount of vibration in the environment. Magnetic Lights can be used on vehicles,
boats and heavy equipment.
This 50 watt sealed beam spotlight generates 1600 LUX at 25 feet and projects a distance of 680 feet. The blue coating on the lens is
designed to offset the dispersion effects of light in highly humid and foggy conditions. This lamp is rated at 6.5 million candlepower within
a Larson Electronics spotlight. Like the entire all-glass range, this lamp was designed and built for aircraft landing lights. As a result, the
spotlight not only produces a bright beam, but it also is resistant to vibration and weather related damage. This Larson Electronics
handheld spotlight with magnetic base is a bright and durable spotlight with long lamp life. The life of this lamp is rated at 450 hours within
a Larson Electronics spotlight. This Larson Electronics spotlight is equipped with a 4.75 inch diameter magnet with 200 pounds of
magnetic grip. Replacements lamps and bulbs for these spotlights are readily available through Larson Electronics and
www.larsonelectronics.com.
4.75 inch diameter round magnetic base, with 200 pound grip, enables the light to be mounted securely to any metal surface.
Interlocking aluminum and stainless steel u-brackets secure the elevation of light beam once the operator positions the beam. The
operator can tilt the lamp head up and down with pressure from a single hand. The tension on the hinge system will hold the lamp head in
place once the operator positions it. This means that the operator can position the light beam at any angle and the light will hold that angle