Pollux9+ 9" 120 W Spotlight with position light white/amber

Pollux9 + 9" 120 W spotlight with position light

A modern 9 inch black spotlight, LEDSON Pollux9+ is equipped with optional yellow-orange or xenon-white position light.
This version comes with a Driving Beam light pattern that gives a wider beam of light. Driving Beam reflectors are all computer generated and manufactured to provide a similar light image as a combi, but more consistent and within the limits of what is legal. It mimics and enhances the existing headlight and light image of the car.
The Pollux9+ is E-marked and equipped with TIR reflectors for minimal light wastage. TIR stands for Total Inner Reflection and means that all light is reflected and focused effectively before being emitted by the reflector. You get more efficient light on the road and make the most of every LED on the extra light with the TIR reflectors.

Price per piece.

Specifications:

• Certification: E-mark (E8, ref. 37.5), ECE R112 / R10 / R7 (white position light)
• EMC protected (does not disturb the radio)
• With position light (4 LEDs) yellow-orange or xenon-white (connect the desired color)
• Light image: Driving Beam
• Range Driving Beam: 850 m (0.25 lux), 425 m (1 lux)
• Light output: 12000 lumens (theoretical), 9600 lumens (actual)
• Light colour: cold white light (6500 K)
• TIR optical system (Total Inner Reflection)
• Pressure equalizing diaphragm
• 120 W (12x 10 W Cree XM-L2 LEDs)
• Rated power: 92.4 W
• Classification: IP68 (water / dustproof)
• Connection: DT connector (4-pin) included
• Electronic heat management
• Voltage: 9-36 V
• Amperage: 12 V: 7.7 A / 24 V: 3.6 A
• Width: 218 mm
• Height: 234.5 mm (incl. bracket)
• Depth: 68.5 mm
• Weight: 1.9 kg

Connection scheme:

• Red: + (spotlight)
• Black: _ (spotlight / position light)
• White: + (position light white light)
• Yellow: + (position light yellow-orange light)

Note:

• The connected DT connector must not be cut, as this entails an increased risk of moisture damage. In that case, the warranty will become null and void.

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