Larson Electronics Red Lens Compatible with Golight Profiler & Golight Profiler II Lights - Rechargeable Spotlight - GL-81301 GL-81301

We have designed this adhesive backed, opaque lens cover to diffuse the spot beam output. This is an alternative to "snap-on" flood lenses that require the housing to be modified on a Golight Radioray and is not available on the Golight Styker models due to clearance issues between the bulb and the housing. The flood lens application is easy to apply and will spread out the standard spot beam, much in the same way that the snap on flood lens cover does for the Golight Radioray models. Previously, the only option for a Golight Styker Floodlight would be to change out the entire bulb to make the Golight a remote controlled floodlight. With this adhesive lens, the operator can easily swap between spot and flood beams.

The operator removes the protective backing from the Mylar flood lens and applies it to the clean GolightÊlens surface. The Mylar flood lens can withstand the heat from halogen and HID lamps and with care, can be removed and re-applied at will as long as the operator keeps the adhesive backing clean. In reality, the operator is likely to either leave the flood lens in place or use a new one. For this reason, we sell these GolightÊlens covers in packs of 5 unit.

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Another unique aspect of the this adhesive backed flood lens design is the ability for the operator to control the amount of flood light created and dispersed. By applying one lens on top of another, the flood beam will expand in width and shorten in distance. There is also an added benefit. The lens application will reduce ÒblindingÓ the operator when they look directly at the lens from a distance. Any time you look at a bright light, your eyes take a moment to adjust. The brighter and more direct the light, the longer the eyes take to adjust. This lens application minimizes the time to adjust.

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Finally, being made of Mylar, the flood lens cover will protect the GolightÊglass lens from damage from stones and debris that might normally crack or break the lens.