100W Sealed Beam HIR Spotlight w/ Handle - 3.25" Magnetic Base - 12 Million Candlepower - 750' Beam

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https://www.larsonelectronics.com/product/479/100w-sealed-beam-hir-spotlight-w-handle-3-25-magnetic-base-12-million-candlepower-750-beamMade in the USAThe CML-4 from Larson Electronics is a 12 million candlepower sealed beam spotlight that enables the operator to control position of the light beam and place the light securely at any angle on a metallic surface. The magnetic base that this spotlight is attached to is 3.25" in diameter and has 100 pounds of magnetic grip. These magnetic lights are used as military spotlights, searchlights, utility spotlights, roof mount spotlights, hunting lights, work lights, and linesman lights. The CML-4 features vibration resistance that can stand up to use on .50 caliber guns and has been field tested by several branches of the military.The CML-4 is a 100 watt sealed beam spotlight that projects 2750 LUX at 25 feet and reaches distances of 750 feet. This sealed beam unit features a halogen infrared reflective (HIR) bulb. This type of halogen bulb achieves a greater light output while drawing the same wattage as traditional halogen bulbs. This greater light output is due to a special coating used on the bulb and capsule that allows visible light to pass trhough while reflecting infrared (IR) heat back onto the filament of the bulb. The specially designed halogen capsule of HIR lamps features a multi-layered thin film coating that allows visible light to pass through while reflecting infrared energy back to the filament. The reflected energy helps keep the filament within this spotlight at its optimum. The life of the lamp is rated at 450 hours and is the brightest halogen light of the ML series.*Please note that this sealed beam spotlight does not produce light in the infrared (IR) spectrum.*This magnetic sealed beam spotlight enables the operator to control the rotation and elevation of the light beam. The convenient vertical handle makes repositioning and aiming this spotlight a simple task. As an ideal searchlight configuration, the operator positions the beam by changing the angle of the lamp. These lights will hold their position once the operator positions the beam. The operator can adjust the tension bolts to increase or lessen the "position holding" hinge depending on the amount of vibration in the environment. Interlocking aluminum and stainless steel u-brackets secure the elevation of the light beam once positioned. The lamp head is 6 inches in diameter and 3.5 inches deep. It weighs only a pound a...