Produktbeschreibung

LED DENT PULLING LAMP CLASSIC S (BATTERY)

The LED dent repair lamp Classic S (battery) is electronically controlled, easy to handle, user-friendly, and has proven itself excellently in practice. The lamp is fundamentally powered by a battery, and 14.4-18V Makita batteries can be used. The lamp can be used very flexibly through wireless handling and is standard according to today's state of technology.

With a cable adapter shoe, the light can also function without a battery. This makes the light even more flexible to use. You can connect the light directly in the vehicle to the cigarette lighter socket; additionally, there is the option to connect the light to the power grid with an additional plug power supply or to operate it with a car battery using the crocodile clip adapter. The cable adapter shoe, the plug power supply, and the crocodile clip adapter must be ordered separately.

Technical data:

• electronically controlled LED light via circuit board
• 6 LED strips (warm white/white --> ww/w-ww/w-ww/w) all independently switchable and continuously dimmable
• Battery operation (Makita attachment)
• safe and easy battery replacement system
• Format: 36.5x17x2.2cm
• very flexibly adjustable due to very stable gooseneck (length: 50cm)
• power 26W
• Operating time with 18V/1.5A battery at full brightness (not dimmed) and all 4 LED strips turned on is approximately 45 minutes. It is rare for all strips to be on at full brightness, as they are often used in dimmed operation and not all strips are turned on simultaneously. Therefore, the operating time with an 18V/1.5A battery is significantly extended, and an operating time of 1h30min to 2h30min can be expected, depending on individual settings and dimming of the LED strips.

Scope of delivery:

• 1x LED DENT REPAIR LAMP CLASSIC S (BATTERY)
• WITHOUT BATTERY & WITHOUT CHARGER We recommend using the Makita 1.5 AH batteries

WEEE Reg. No.: DE32080965

MADE IN GERMANY

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