Maxxima M84434RW Interior Position Rocker Review

I can't confirm how durable they are but they are very well made. Hide a large heatsink behind the case and emit tons of light. I'm very happy with the two I originally ordered so I ordered 10 more.. Use in a field construction trailer so our parts department needs lots of light. You can also put them on a dimmer.

very clear and bright, strong and heavy body, installed in a customer's van and used more often after installation. It's not cheap, not in price, but not in quality either. I made one of these before they were available (or knew they were around) and it's easy to use. Light dome made of bright, pure LEDs in typical white. But the bonus is the red LED, which is great for night vision without sacrificing vision once turned off. There is so much junk out there now that it's great to find a product

Expected more. Decent light output, but with glare it would be possible to use a diffuser better than just a transparent one. The light is not scattered like in the picture. rather points. Body light green-grey glossy. The picture makes it darker than it is. Looks like cheap plastic. The back panel is too shallow to hide the surface mount cable connectors, so I had to cut off some of the plastic backing. The block is not disassembled, so everything had to be disguised. Mounting screws are not…

I have a 2015 Ford E350 work van/truck with 2 x 6 inch bulbs that draw 2 amps each. I bought one because it's cheaper, 8-10 times brighter than an incandescent bulb, and draws less than 1A. I'm about to order another one to replace another ceiling light. It is visually much stronger and more durable than existing lights. Can't speak to durability yet but hope they last the truck. I've attached a photo of two headlights: the high one is the new maxxima LED, the low one is the OEM dome. Also, the