LED Driving Lights
TC-Q60
9.6" LED driving light with DRL High
- Power
- 60W
- Output
- 7,000 lm
- Beam
- 350 m
- Voltage
- 9–30V
- Sealing
- IP68
- Warranty
- 5 years
Specifications
| Model | TC-Q60 |
|---|---|
| Type | 9.6" LED driving light with DRL High |
| Power | 60W |
| Luminous flux | 7,000 lumens |
| Beam distance | 350 m (1 lux) |
| Housing size | 9.6 inch |
| Operating voltage | 9–30V DC |
| Ingress protection | IP68 |
| Daytime running light | Yes — switchable white or amber |
| Warranty | 5 years |
Manufacturer specification, as supplied
9.6" LED driving light with DRL High . power LED : 60W (4W/LED ) . Volt : 9-30V . Size : 9.6 inch . Waterproof rate: IP68 . Lumen : 7000 . Lux at : 350M . DRL : Switch to White or
Questions buyers ask
- What voltage does the TC-Q60 run on?
- 9–30V DC, so one part number covers 12V 4WDs and 24V trucks without a converter.
- How far does the beam actually reach?
- 350 metres to the 1-lux point — the industry convention for beam distance. That is the distance at which you can still pick out an obstacle, not the distance at which you can read a number plate.
- Which LED does it use, and why does that matter?
- The emitter brand for this model is being confirmed. Where we use Cree, Osram or JingNeng emitters we say so by name, because it is the difference that shows up two years in.
- Is it sealed well enough for water crossings?
- Rated IP68. Mount it where it will see spray, dust and pressure washing.
- What is covered by the warranty?
- 5 years against manufacturing defects, from date of shipment.
- Do you supply dealers and workshops?
- Yes. Volume pricing, OEM packaging and marketing assets are available for 4WD shops and distributors. Tell us your market and typical order size and we will come back with terms.
Certification
No CE, FCC or RoHS certificate is on file for this line, and we do not list a mark we cannot produce the paperwork for. Certification can be arranged where an order needs it, agreed in writing before anything is committed. Buyers in the United States and Australia rarely ask for these marks on auxiliary lighting — if your market requires them, tell us what you have to meet.