Golight Stryker Wireless Remote Control Flood and Spot Light Combo - Handheld and Dash Mount Remote
Product Description
Golight Stryker Wireless Remote Control Flood and Spot Light Combo - Handheld and Dash Mount Remote
- 36 watt LED Spotlight/Floodlight
- remote pan tilt control, a portable handheld
- 12 Volt DC white
Golight Stryker Wireless Remote Control Flood and Spot Light Combo - Handheld and Dash Mount Remote . The GL-30675-F LED Golight Stryker Combination Spotlight/Floodlight from Larson Electronics produces a 2,520 lumen light beam capable of reaching over 900 feet in distance in spot and 150 feet in distance by 125 feet in width. This 36 watt LED Golight offers wireless remote pan and tilt control, a portable handheld remote control, a dash mounted remote control and a housing finished in a durable white finish. This Golight is weatherproof with a weatherproof remote control and operates with 12 Volt DC. The GL-30675-F LED Golight Stryker is designed for use in all weather conditions and produces 2,520 lumens of intense light output. These units feature remote control operation that allows users to rotate the light 370 degrees with a hard stop and to adjust vertical tilt through 135 degrees. Remote operation is provided by one handheld wireless remote controller that operates over a radio frequency of 433 MHz. This remote includes an internal 12 volt battery rated at 1 year of operation and a single red LED to indicate remote control activity. The remote controller has a range of up to 100 feet and will operate through walls, within structures, and in vehicles. The remote is constructed of polycarbonate with rubber push pad buttons for weatherproof durability and can be user programmed to operate one or several lights simultaneously. Remotes are 3 inches long by 2 inches wide by 3/8 inch thick. New Flood Design: With a new flood design, the operator can remove the flood lens for a narrower spotlight beam reaching 900 feet in distance. Four tabs lock the flood lens into place to create a beam 150 feet long by 125 feet wide. The operator can push back on the locking tabs to remove the diffuser lens, revealing a narrower, directed beam that reaches to 700 feet in distance.







