The Blind Sider X2 Feeder & Bait Light (patent pending) with built in Motion Activation is the brightest vertically mounted light on the market and loaded with features! Built around the familiar design of a trail camera, this incredibly easy to use light can be strapped to a tree, post or can be mounted with most standard trail camera mounts. Select one or two LEDs to control the brightness. Position the Blind Sider-X2™ on any trail, near your feeder or over a bait pile you would like to be able to view at night. Simply open the housing and switch to MOTION MODE to activate the motion sensor. When animals are detected, the light will gradually increase in brightness, lighting up an area up to 90 feet in distance. The light remains on while motion is present and after 20 seconds with no activity, will power off conserving battery life. The user can select a run time from 20 seconds, 90 seconds, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, or 15 minutes. Want continuous illumination, switch to ON MODE for a continuous beam of light covering your hunting area. The Blind Sider-X2™ operates on four (4) D Cell batteries and will give you up to an entire season of operation (in MOTION MODE). This light can also run off one (1) 18650 Lithium Ion rechargeable battery and be powered by a 6V solar panel (not included). An external 6 Volt Battery can also be used to run the light. The Blind Sider-X2™ includes a metal cam buckle mounting strap for easy attachment or utilize the two (2) built in 1/4 threaded brass mounting inserts for easy positioning and attachment via standard trail camera mounts. Mounts virtually anywhere with easy single switch operation. No programming, just mount and hunt. Hunt hogs and predators when they are most active with the Blind Side R Feeder/Bait Light.
- Available in Green or Red LED
- Single or Dual LED operation settings
- User selectable run times
- Operates on 4 D batteries, solar power via REAKTOR or external 6 Volt
- Batteries not included
1 Review
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Best hog feeder light
Love this light. I have 4 now. Some hogs it take a bit to get used to. But to most it don't bother them at all. With a 6 volt battery with a solar panel. Haven't touch them in 4 years now.
