United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
- Windshield Sunshade
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Spring-loaded rear bar with six red LED lights on a 4-inch red lens
The United Pacific Industries 61762 is a spring-loaded rear bar fitted with six Competition Series 7 red LED lights behind a 4-inch red lens. It mounts on a 2-1/2-inch bolt pattern and serves industrial vehicles needing rear illumination. The spring mechanism helps absorb vibration and impact during operation.
Under continuous duty the spring-loaded design maintains alignment while reducing stress on the mounting points and wiring. The LED array runs cooler than incandescent alternatives, so output stays consistent over long shifts without the dimming that comes from heat soak.
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The six Competition Series 7 red LEDs produce minimal heat during extended operation because competition-grade LEDs run cool compared to incandescent lamps.
The bar requires a 2-1/2" bolt pattern on the vehicle's rear structure so the spring-loaded base can fasten directly.
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