TOMAR's 6" 970 Series NFPA LED Fog Lights are designed to meet NFPA requirements and features the ability to switch from White(illumination) to Amber with the flip of the switch.

SPECS

• Distance at 1 Lux: 281ft
• Distance at 0.25 Lux: 563ft
• Peak Beam Candela: 7360
• Number of Modules: 1
• Number of LEDs: 3
• Nominal length (in.): 6"
• Length with housing (in.): 5.7"
• Length with supplied brackets (in.): 7.9"
• Watts: 29.9
• AMPS: 2.1
• Raw Lumens (White): 2760
• Raw Lumens (Amber): 880
• Waterproof - IP68 and IP69K rate, immersion tested up to 9 meters
• Operating temperature: -40°C to 60°C

KEY FEATURES

• Meets NFPA requirements
• Designed with emergency and first responders in mind
• Utilizes TOMAR’s super optical technology TOMAR’s optics are designed and engineered to maximize light output efficiently.
• Energy Efficient: Only 2.1 draw at 12VDC.
• Single Color (White) or Dual-Color (White/Amber) options are available (see product options).
• Raw Lumens (White): 2760 Lumens
• Raw Lumens (Amber): 880 Lumens
• Waterproof - IP68 and IP69K rate, immersion tested up to 9 meters
• Operating temperature: -40°C to 60°C
• Heavy-duty 6063-T5 Aluminum Heatsink for maximum intensity over long periods
• Assembled in-house at TOMAR headquarters located in Gilbert, Arizona, USA.

TOMAR's Flood Beam Pattern

• A flood beam pattern is a type of lighting pattern that provides a wide, broad spread of light. This pattern is best suited for illuminating a large area and is ideal for off-roading, camping, and other outdoor activities where a wide field of view is necessary. Flood beam patterns are often used as auxiliary lights and work great as a complement to the vehicle’s main headlights.

Tomar Dual-Color Overview

What sets the TRX light bars apart is its true amber/white dual-color modules. This dual color feature essentially gives you two light bars in one housing. With true amber/white dual-color modules, the TRX provides unbeatable visibility in weather conditions.

The amber override feature allows you to switch from white to amber light output, making it ideal for foggy, smoky, or rainy conditions where traditional white light can be too bright and reflective. This feature is crucial for off-road vehicles requiring maximum visibility to navigate challenging terrain.

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