Profile XT106 LED Pod RGB Cube Light

DOT Compliant

Yes

Compatibility

• BRACKET KITS: Works with all designed for Rigid brand
• RGB CONTROLLERS: All 4-Pin RGB (Morimoto XBT Recommended)

Whats Included

• Light Pod: 1x Profile RGBAR Cube
• Hardware: 2x Powdercoated L Mounts, Hex mounting screws w/ key
• WIRING: DT06 Male 12V +/- Input
• Warranty: NONE

Tech Specs

• Material: Powdercoated Aluminum
• Dimensions: 82mm / 3.28in W, 75mm / 3in H, 78mm / 3.12in D
• Input Voltage: 10-30V DC
• Power: 24W
• LED: Philips 3W
• Color Rating: 6000K (Cool White)
• Compliance: IP67

All Colors Matter: Everybody's pods can produce white light, but can it do this? Didn't think so! Let's face it, light bars and pods look cool on a bigass truck...and it's about style as much as it is bright light. Profile recognized that, and built the RGBAR Cubes for the guy who wants to see where he's going in the middle of the woods, and wants to be seen in the middle of the city. What we see? A rock solid light pod that's reasonably priced, well-made, and looks the business. Personality: Rock it in Red. Go Green. Blast em with Blue. Pretty in Pink. Whatever you feel like...that's the beauty of Profile's RGBAR. The integrated color-changing backlighting is bright, and easy to control with something like the optional Morimoto XBT Bluetooth Controller. Identity: Distinct design separates itself (and your truck) from the pack with it's low profile geometry, blacked out bash guard, and rising sun side caps. Make no mistake, this is a product from our friends at Profile Performance (AKA the LED-focused division of Morimoto). Optics: Using a total of 8 powerful Philips 3W LEDs for a combined 24W and projector optics, you'll be rewarded with plenty of extra light to compliment any high beam at night. Reliable: The Profile pod is as burley as it gets. IP67 waterproof, extruded aluminum shell keeps the internal gear well-protected and the moisture out. The thermally optimized heat sink radiates plenty of heat and keeps the system cool. The bash-proof PC lens can take a hit. It will take care of itself, you just keep moving.