Great Whites Attack 220 Series Round LED Driving Light

Product Description

Great Whites Attack 220 Series Round LED Driving Light, 3 Year Warranty. Attack the night with market leading technology from Great Whites. The Great Whites Attack range out performs the Gen2 range of equivalent size, is lighter and built to last anything you or the Australian environment can throw at it.

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The Great Whites Attack range is equipped with market leading LED technology, combining the best Cree LEDs with superior reflector technology. This winning combination hurls a powerful beam of light down the road while simultaneously providing ample light to illuminate the side of the road, ensuring you can see what lurks in the bushes.

• Designed in Australia to suit the harshest Australian off-road conditions, Great White Attack High Performance LED Driving Lights feature:
  Cree LEDs that produce higher lumens per watt to increase light intensity
• Cutting edge iris-reflector technology for exceptional output without a bulky unit
• Marine grade aluminium body with a polycarbonate lens
• Gortex valve to allow the light to breathe and reduce the likelihood of condensation build up

The bold design means a unique looking light which is significantly lighter than equivalent Great Whites Gen 2 lights. Don’t worry; they’re still tough as nails and covered by a comprehensive three year warranty.

Why choose LED

LED is the evolution of halogen and HID. Whilst HID can reach significant distances, they still rely on using globes which are fragile and cannot last driving on rough surfaces such as old roads, corrugated surfaces or off-road tracks. LED driving lights do not have a globe, making them more sturdy and long lasting. A typical LED will last in excess of 50,000 hours and will light instantly, unlike HID which will last up to 2,500 hours and has an initial warm up period.

Importantly, high performance LED driving lights can operate at 6000K, the colour of the midday sun. This colour temperature is an important safety feature as it reduces fatigue through minimised eye strain.

LEDs have a low current draw making them a more efficient light source compared to halogen and HID lights.