PIAA 570 LED Powersports Driving Lamps
Gear & Tech
May 23, 2012

PIAA 570 LED Powersports Driving Lamps

PIAA Corporation uses advanced Reflective Facing Technology (RFT) in the 570 LED Powersports Driving Lamps, which means that each lamp has two rearward-facing bulbs and they project off of a finely tuned reflector to…

Not only do the PIAA 570 LED Powersports Driving Lamps look cool on UTVs, ATVs and other off-road vehicles, they are designed to provide an intense, bright beam of light with low power consumption.

PIAA Corporation uses advanced Reflective Facing Technology (RFT) in the 570 LED Powersports Driving Lamps, which means that each lamp has two rearward-facing bulbs and they project off of a finely tuned reflector to produce a more precise beam pattern and a greater range of light than forward-facing LED lamps and light bars. With RFT, the lamps require fewer bulbs and this means less power consumption. The total draw for two lamps at 12 volts is only three amps.

With polycarbonate and cast aluminum housing, as well as a seven-inch polycarbonate lens, these lamps are built to last. The kit comes with two lamps, mounting brackets, a complete wiring harness with a switch and relay, and installation instructions.

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