Double Halogen Spotlight

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• Recommended 6 Inch Oval LED Backup Light For Brightness
  We have 6-1/2 inch oval LED lights that are very bright, that are typically referred to as 6 inch lights in the trailer industry. I recommend the Optronics GloLight LED Backup Light for Truck or Trailer - Submersible - 22 Diodes, # BUL111CB, because it is a very bright replacement light that that meets the DOT compliant standards. They have a very clean look and are sonically sealed so they can handle all the weather thrown at them. They require a recessed mount # a70gb, and a 2-prong...
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• What is the Light Output Rating for the Custer Double Halogen Spotlight S742
  I spoke to my contact at Custer and she stated that on double halogen spotlight # S742 the output is approximately 1,100 lumens per bulb for a total of about 2,200 lumens. Lumens is the same as candelas (candle power) at a distance of 1 foot in any direction. Lumens is used to measure light output in a single direction.
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• What are the Dimensions of the Custer Double Halogen Spotlight # S742
  I pulled the Custer Double Halogen Spotlight, # S742, from our warehouse and took a few measurements for you. Overall, the light is 6-1/4 inches wide x 4-3/8 inches tall x 4-1/2 inches deep. The lens measures 5-1/2 inches wide x 3-1/2 inches tall. Once the light is mounted, the light will sit 1/2 inch above the mounting surface.
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• What is the Advantage to Using a Halogen Spotlight with 2 Bulbs
  Two bulbs will give a brighter and wider beam than a single bulb would on the Double Halogen Spotlight # S742.
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• Can I use a Halogen Spotlight as a Reverse Light to See Better Behind my Horse Trailer
  These will certainly provide enough light. My concern would be that they provide too much light and would considered rear-facing headlights. There are DOT restrictions about how bright rear-ward facing lights can be so as drivers behind you are not blinded. The Custer Halogen Light you were looking at does not comply with this regulation. I would suggest instead, using brighter reverse lights. We have several backup LED lights that will be brighter than standard incandescent lights, but...
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