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Flush Mount LED Flood Light 23 W with parking light and indicator
Square flush mount LED light — the flood version, with a wide spread beam. Rated 23 W plus 8 W for the secondary function, 1600 lm of real output, 6000 K colour. Aluminium housing, mineral glass, IP69K sealing. The secondary circuit can be wired as a red parking light or an amber indicator.
Flush Mount LED Flood Light 23 W with parking light and indicator
This is the flush mount version of the whole TXCM 2033 family — it goes into a cut-out, on a flat flange with four holes, rather than on a bracket standing proud of the bodywork. That flange is what you see in the photo. If you want the same light on a classic U-bracket, that is the TXCM 2033 WFL.
It throws a flood beam, wide and close in. Besides the main beam it carries a second 8 W circuit, which the supplier intends as a red parking light or an amber indicator.
Power 23 W + 8 W | Output 1600 lm real | Mounting Flush mount |
Key features
- Flush mount version — fits into a cut-out, on a flange (as pictured)
- Flood beam: wide, spread white light
- Second 8 W circuit: red parking light or amber indicator
- IP69K sealing — it survives a pressure washer
Technical data
- Power: 23 W (main beam) + 8 W (secondary function)
- LED: SMD
- Supply: 10-30 V
- Output: 1600 lm real, 2000 lm effective
- Colour temperature: 6000 K
- Housing: aluminium, lens: mineral glass
- Protection: IP69K
- Marking per the supplier: E9 / ECE-R10
Approval — read this carefully
The supplier quotes "E9 / ECE-R10 approval". ECE Regulation 10 covers the electromagnetic compatibility of the device, not the approval of a lighting function. The supplier states no lighting function approval — not for the main beam, not for the parking light, not for the indicator. That has to be settled before registration or a technical inspection. We do not claim the light is road legal, nor that it is not.
Frequently asked questions
How does it differ from the WFL version?
In how it mounts. WZFL is the flush mount version, fitted into a cut-out on a flange. WFL has the same flood pattern but comes on a classic bracket.
What is a flood beam good for?
Lighting a wide area close to the vehicle: manoeuvring and working around a trailer. For reach down the trail you want the spot version.
Does the secondary light work at the same time as the main one?
The supplier describes it as a separate function to be wired in, but gives no diagram and does not say whether the circuits can run together.
