Are the MaxxTow Off-Road Lights Spot or Flood Lights
Question:
do these actually shine along ways like a head light or are they more of a flood light so far every led spot/flood combo I have purchased has been strictly a flood light?
asked by: James
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Expert Reply:
The MaxxTow Off-Road Lights part # MT80637-2 have a 30-degree projection which would classify them as a spot light whereas flood lights usually have a projection between 45-degrees and 60 degrees. If you want to get a better view of the projection while in use you can take a look at the attached review video which shows this @ 3:20.
expert reply by:
Conner L
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MaxxTow Off-Road Lights - LED - 54 Watts - Wide Spot Beam - 4-1/2" Diameter - Qty 2
- Off Road Lights
- Pod Light
- Spotlight
- LED Light
- Pair of Lights
- 4-1/2L x 5T x 2D Inch
- Universal Mounts
- Black
- MaxxTow
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