Does Optronics Rectangular Utility Light Have A Hollow Stud For Wires

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The TL46TS has a hollow mounting stud to allow for running the wire. Please confirm if the TL46FS also has the hollow stud.. Also does this light have a replaceable H type buld or is it a seal beam..? I assume the former, but want to confirm.

asked by: Darryl B

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The Optronics Rectangular Tractor and Utility Light, part # TL46FS, you referenced, does have a hollow stud that the wires are run through to allow easier installation without the hassle of making another hole for wire routing.

This light uses a 5 watt halogen bulb that has an H3 base.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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