Maxxima
Maxxima M42362RYCL-A Amber/Red Spot Light
Amber and red exterior spot light operating at 12.8V DC with 460 mA and 80 mA current draw
- Amber/red dual lens covers stop and turn signals
- 8V DC operation suits standard vehicle electrics
- 460 mA peak draw keeps circuit load low
- 80 mA park mode saves battery when idling
- ABS and polycarbonate housing resists weather and impact
Vehicle Spot Light
The Maxxima M42362RYCL-A is an exterior square spot light with an amber/red split lens. It operates on a 12.8V DC system and draws 460 mA or 80 mA depending on the active function. The housing uses silver polycarbonate over an ABS plastic base for automotive exterior mounting.
Voltage And Mounting Check
Verify that the vehicle electrical system supplies 12.8V DC before installation. Confirm the mounting location accepts a square housing measuring 4 1/2 inches wide by 4 1/2 inches high. Ensure the wiring harness can handle the stated current draw for both the red stop-tail-turn and amber park-turn circuits.
Dual-Function Lens
The single lens combines a red stop-tail-turn section on one side with an amber park-turn section on the other. This layout lets one fixture cover two signalling roles without adding a second lamp. The polycarbonate lens and housing resist impact and weather exposure in exterior positions.
Highlights
- Amber/red dual lens covers stop and turn signals
- 8V DC operation suits standard vehicle electrics
- 460 mA peak draw keeps circuit load low
- 80 mA park mode saves battery when idling
- ABS and polycarbonate housing resists weather and impact
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box and what must be sourced separately for the M42362RYCL-A spot light?
The unit ships as a complete sealed housing with amber/red lens and integrated wiring leads; mounting hardware, a 12.8 V DC power source and appropriately rated fuses are not included.
The spec sheet lists two current draws — 460 mA and 80 mA — so which version suits which vehicle function?
The 460 mA figure belongs to the red stop/tail/turn circuit, while the 80 mA figure belongs to the amber park/turn circuit; choose based on which function you are wiring.
At 12.8 V DC what do the 460 mA and 80 mA draws mean for real-world wiring?
On a 12.8 V system the red side draws 460 mA and the amber side draws 80 mA, so each circuit needs a fuse and wire gauge rated for its respective load.
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