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The high-beam pattern throws light farther down the road, making it easier for late-night operators to see road hazards while traveling between jobs.

The dual-halogen headlights feature reflective optics that are engineered specifically for low-beam and high-beam modes. The dual-cavity design means each mode can provide the optimal light spread and throw, for a smooth, wide light beam pattern with minimal glare, no matter which mode you are in.

The NIGHTHAWK dual-halogen headlights are designed with a robust, two-stud mounting bracket that helps hold the headlights firmly in place. They are tested to withstand plowing in extreme temperatures, vibration, impact, water submersion, corrosion and shock.

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A job’s not done until it’s done right. NIGHTHAWK™ dual-halogen plow headlights light up the road with brighter performance and greater reach than traditional halogen plow lights, keeping you safe and on the job. The cold never stopped your plow and neither should the dark.

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An ultra-reliable, dual-adhesive seal minimizes water ingression, while the GORE-TEX®; patch-protected vent allows humidity and condensation to escape without letting moisture in.

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A two-stud mounting-bracket design helps keep plow lights firmly in place and provides vibration dampening, structural balance and flexibility for durable and reliable performance, even under the harshest shock and vibration forces. In addition, each lens is attached with a dual-adhesive bead seal that reliably secures the lenses to the casing even under jarring plowing conditions.

The plow light casings feature a shallow design so they won’t get in the way when opening hoods on certain truck models. The headlights contoured lens and housing helps prevent beading and sheds moisture that can be caused by thawed snow and ice. The bulbs have an average life of 1,500 hours and are easy to replace through a simple, three-screw, bulb-access cover.

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The low-beam pattern puts more light down immediately in front of the plow, helping to light up the operating environment when plowing.