Vision X Lighting Launches Optimus LED Lights
According to Vision X, the Optimus produces 693 ft. of usable light from a single 3.5″ tall, 10-watt LED. Compared to a standard 55-watt low beam headlight reach of 88 ft. and a standard 65-watt high beam reach of 153 ft., the Vision X boasts the Optimus propels light further than any single 10-watt LED light fixture in existence. Optimus lights also feature Vision X Lighting’s Prime Drive technology for integrated thermal management and dimming capabilities.
The Optimus Series lights are available in two models, a single 10-watt LED version and a dual 10-watt LED version, known as the Optimus Single and Optimus Dual. All Optimus lights feature waterproof die-cast aluminum housing, industrial grade waterproof deustch connector, adjustable trunnion bracket mounting, and 11-32V DC multi-volt input.
Optimus lights come standard in a black powder coat finish, but are also available in white, grey, and chrome finishes. Initially available in only a 10-degree narrow beam, 30- and 60-degree wide\flood beams will be available mid-September.
“What took an 8″ Off Road Light or 60-watts of LED is now achievable using a compact 3.5″ light that can mount anywhere,” Vision X says in a release. “The days of having to mount a light bar, brush guard, or add unnecessary brackets are over. Optimus lights are also available in kits as OE Fog Light replacements.
The Optimus Series starts at $129 for a single light, and is available in two light kits complete with a wiring harness for $249.
Summary of Features:
Pricing:
Optimus Dual – $229
For more information visit www.visionxusa.
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