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Pit Lights

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Pit Lights

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  1. The best pit lighting for Your Racecar If you race stock cars, dragsters, or motorcycles pits are among the most crucial parts of the track. There are adjustments and repairs here which is why it is essential to have enough lighting. Here are some pit lighting options for all kinds of racing. Teams who travel to different racetracks typically use portable lighting. They are easy to install and remove and can be moved around according to the need. Lights that can be used in portable systems usually run on batteries, which means they can be used even when there isn't any power at the track. Permanent lights The lights are positioned on the track and can't be moved. Although they are more costly than portable lights, they have many advantages. They first provide an even light source, which is important to ensure safety. Additionally, they don't require to be installed and taken down each time the track is used which means they save time on race day. To acquire added information kindly look at pitviperlights.com When choosing Pit Lights, it is important to take into consideration the type of light that is best for your requirements. If you are using portable lighting, make sure they're adequate in brightness to light the entire work space. If you are using permanent lights, be sure they're installed in a manner that permits the driver to view every single important part of the vehicle. If you're racing on motorcycles, you'll require a bright light that can be mounted on the handlebars. A 500-watt halogen work light is an option. Also, you'll need a floodlight to illuminate the track ahead of you. A 100-watt halogen floodlight should suffice. Set it up in a way that it shines onto the ground just in the direction of the motorcycle. Then, you must decide on the amount of lighting you require. The dimensions of your pit as well as the amount of work required to it will determine the amount of lights you require. If you have a small pit area, then just two or three lights should be sufficient. However, if you have an area that is large for pits or if you do much work on your car in the pit, then you might require at least four lights. Also, you must select the best place for your pit lights. They should be placed in a way that evenly illuminates all of the area. There shouldn't be any shadows where the crew could miss something important. Pit lights are usually installed on stands or to the walls.

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