Command Electronics K-1050Q Replacement Light Recommendation

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My Command Electronics LED K1050Q has 6 diode it seems that the only thing I can find has 9. What is the correct light for me. Thanks

asked by: Morris E

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Expert Reply:

If you have a Command Electronics LED K1050Q it would be replaced by the part # 328-K-1050Q9 that you referenced which has 9 diodes and is 4-1/2 inches in diameter.

The similar light we have that does use 6 diodes is the Command part # 328-K-1003WS which is smaller at 3 inches in diameter.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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