United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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A 5-3/4" round LED headlight with 60 dual-colour amber and white LEDs for high-beam use
This United Pacific ULTRALIT headlight fits industrial vehicles needing a 5-3/4 inch round high-beam replacement. It delivers dual-colour output through 60 LEDs arranged in an integrated light bar. The unit is sold new and installs as a direct accessory for exterior lighting upgrades.
The single specification that decides fitment is the dual-colour high-beam function combining amber and white LEDs in one housing. Buyers who need a dedicated low-beam pattern or a single-colour white high beam should look elsewhere because this unit only operates as a dual-colour high beam.
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Sixty LEDs give a dense light bar that throws a wide high-beam pattern with both amber and white output.
It wires into the existing high-beam circuit so the amber and white sections illuminate together when high beam is selected.
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