Peterson V170A Piranha Amber LED Clearance/Side Marker Light with Reflex
LEDdistributors • 10 years ago
Piranha LED Clearance/Side Marker Light with Reflex features a 2-diode LED light that functions as clearance or side marker light. Operates from 9-16 volts. Features 2-wire, hard-wired design. Ground wire includes no. 10 ring terminal LED alternative to traditional incandescent 114-series light. Two mounting options: use center stud or two mounting screws.
Product Features
- 2-diode LED light that functions as clearance or side marker light
- Operates from 9-16 volts
- Features 2-wire, hard-wired design
- LED Alternative to traditional incandescent 114-Series light
- Two mounting options: use center stud or two mounting screws

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