KC HiLiTES Introduces Compact FLEX ERA 4 Mini LED Light

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KC HiLiTES has expanded its FLEX ERA lighting lineup with the new FLEX ERA 4 Mini, a compact LED auxiliary light designed to deliver serious off-road illumination in a smaller package.

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Measuring just 3.2 inches wide, the FLEX ERA 4 Mini produces up to 4,684 lumens and 216,250 candela per light, with a Spot beam reaching up to 658 meters. Its compact, symmetrical design allows for flexible mounting on bumpers, fog light pockets, ditch light brackets, and A-pillars, either upright or upside down.

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The FLEX ERA 4 Mini Master Kit includes three interchangeable beam patterns: Spot for long-distance visibility, Combo for balanced coverage, and the new Wide-60, which provides a 60-degree spread for improved peripheral visibility on technical trails. Each kit comes with Combo lenses installed, while Spot and Wide-60 lenses are included for customization. The Wide-60 is intended for off-road use only.

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The new light joins KC’s expanding lineup of off-road accessories, including the recently introduced SlimLite 4 LED and additional Platform One roof rack applications for Toyota, Ford, Jeep, RAM, and Chevy/GMC vehicles.

For more information, visit KC HiLiTES.

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