Purelux Pro Magnet Horizontal Magnetic Light Mount, Twin Magnet

There are situations where you do not want to drill: a leased pickup, fresh paint, a camper roof, or a light that works one evening and goes back in the box. A magnetic foot solves that in seconds - except a single magnet tilts easily, and tilt is what tears it off the panel.

That is why the Purelux Pro Magnet Horizontal has two magnets on one foot. Each is 88 mm across with 40 kg of pull, and the pair in line stops the light from tilting. The magnets are rubber coated, which protects the paint and adds friction.

Key benefits

• Fitted without drilling - no holes in the bonnet, roof or side panel. The light moves between vehicles in seconds.
• Two magnets instead of one - this is not an ordinary magnetic foot. The pair holds harder and, more importantly, stops the light from tilting; tilt is usually what tears a magnet off the panel.
• 40 kg of pull per magnet - the manufacturer figure for vertical pull on a flat surface.
• Rubber coating - it does not scratch paint and adds friction, so the foot does not slide on the panel.
• 10 mm fixing hole - suits lights with their own foot and round work lights; a longer bar can be supported with an extra mount in the middle.

Technical data

Before you order - important

The mount is not approved for road use. The manufacturer says so plainly: despite the strong twin magnet, with enough airflow and vibration the light can swing and, in the worst case, come off. This is a mount for working at a standstill - on a yard, in the woods or next to a machine - not for driving with a light on the roof.

Second point: the 40 kg figure applies to a flat surface. On a curved roof the contact area drops and the hold is noticeably weaker. Wipe sand and grit off the panel before you set the foot down.

What it fits

Round work lights and any light with its own foot - the fixing hole is 10 mm. A longer LED bar can be supported by placing one mount near its middle. The mount is sold individually and one piece is a complete foot with two magnets.

Why it is worth it

• A light ready to work without a single hole in the bodywork.
• The twin magnet holds more securely and stops the light from tilting.
• Rubber on the magnets protects the paint and keeps the foot from sliding.

Frequently asked questions

Can I drive with the light on the magnet?

The manufacturer does not allow it. With enough airflow and vibration the light can swing and, in the worst case, come off - which is why the mount is not intended for road use. It is a solution for working at a standstill and for moving a light between vehicles.

How many mounts do I need for one light?

The mount is sold individually and one piece is a complete foot with two magnets. A round work light needs one; a longer bar needs at least two.

How strong is the magnet in practice?

The manufacturer states 40 kg per magnet in vertical pull. That figure applies to a flat surface - on a curved roof the contact area drops and the hold is weaker.

Will the magnet scratch the paint?

The magnets are rubber coated to protect the paint. Just make sure no sand or grit is trapped under the foot.

Will it fit my light?

The fixing hole is 10 mm, so it suits lights with their own foot and typical round work lights. For an unusual mounting, check the bolt diameter on your light.

Summary

• Magnetic foot with two 88 mm magnets, 40 kg of pull each.
• 195 x 30 mm, 10 mm fixing hole, rubber-coated magnets.
• Fitted without drilling, sold individually.
• The manufacturer does not approve driving with a light on this mount.