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Spiral Antenna Bluetooth Remote App Control LED Whip Lights with Spring Base; 3-Foot (Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required)

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      Description

      Nilight 2PCS 3FT APP & Remote Control RGB LED Whip Light with Spring Bases

      Designed to add more cool functions & patterns for the led whips, provide users more powers to control the whip light and DIY/define his own patterns, and upgraded built to last. Resolve your worry of preset limits, tube breaking, remote interference as well as draining battery issue etc. Reliable option for lighting upgraded, for fun, and for safety!

      Specifications:

      Tube Size: 3ft from tube to base

      Wire Length: 8.76 Feet

      LED Type: 5050 RGB

      LED Lumen: 20-22LM

      Lighting Patterns: 178 dancing patterns(chasing, build-up, strobe, pulse, scan, stack and more), 16 solid colors.

      Material: Flexible Polycarbonate tube, 180° bendable

      Base: Quick connect and release aluminum spring base

      Operating Voltage: 12V DC

      Operating Temperature: -20℃ to 45℃

      Waterproof rate: IP67

      Lifespan: Over 50,000 Hours

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

      Tech Specs

      4.5

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