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Detailed features
Euromarine 12V halogen hand spotlight
It is a 12V halogen spotlight. It has 2,8 meters of cable, the plug is a "cigarette lighter" plug. Its handle is mobile.
Characteristics of the Euromarine 12V halogen hand spotlight
- Length : 10 cm
- Optical diameter: 9.3 cm
- Movable handle
- Halogen bulb 12V-55
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