- Heavy duty light, super bright, comparable to lights that are twice the price
- May not be suitable for harsh weather conditions
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$$$$Brand | Lightdot |
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Color | KnuckleMount |
Material | Aeronautical Die-cast aluminum |
Style | Modern |
Light fixture form | Floodlight |
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