LED Light Co

[DX grunt]

don't reckon I need any more lights

Well don't say any more then! lol

Just Kidding. Of course I appreciate your input. I still didn't get your last quote. lol

[Bloodyaussie]

I've got lightforce 170s with HID but can't remember if I got 55W or 75W hahaha, bloody bright as, got one spread one spot and don't reckon I need any more lights

Thats what someone without a light bar would say... just like a motorcyclist who says why would you need anything bigger than a 250cc

[MudRunnerTD]

Thats what someone without a light bar would say... just like a motorcyclist who says why would you need anything bigger than a 250cc

Exactly RIGHT!

[Winnie]

I know but if I don't think I need one then that's more money saved! Hahaha =]

[GUIIIpatrol]

G'day. I only stock the spot beam in these lightbars.
As with all LED's they are not a pure spot beam unlike a halogen or HID driving light. You still get an amazing spread of light.
Below is an example..


Cheers,
Paul

What setup is used in this picture please Paul?

[Bloodyaussie]

What setup is used in this picture please Paul?

I think that might be the same as mine and that is the 30inch...... ???? not 100% but it is not smaller than that.

[GUIIIpatrol]

Another question, has any one seen an angled pair that could be mounted on the slanted parts of a bullbar? So that the LED's were mounted like in a step pattern so the light would still go forward but the housing would fit the profile of the bullbar.

Thanks for the reply Bloodyaussie.

[MudRunnerTD]

The great thing about a LED Light bar is that it has an Amazing Spread on it. I dont think you would need to place 2 on angles like that. 1 in the middle between the 2 stanchions would be perfect.

If you really wanted to do that then maybe a couple of 12" LED bars for each side and a larger one in the middle but not sure you'd need it mate? There is No Ht spot in a Light bar field and it is a great spread as you can see above.

[Lights]

What setup is used in this picture please Paul?

Hi. The picture is of a 40" lightbar. It has a total of 9600 lumens.
Alternatively you have the option of the Aurora light bars. Yes, they are more expensive however they have double the lumen output if comparing the same length bar. So the 20" has 9800 lumens.

Cheers,
Paul

[Lights]

Another question, has any one seen an angled pair that could be mounted on the slanted parts of a bullbar? So that the LED's were mounted like in a step pattern so the light would still go forward but the housing would fit the profile of the bullbar.

Thanks for the reply Bloodyaussie.

Personally I think you would be better off with one longer light bar in the middle. This will also give you more penetration of light (distance). One mounted on either side is a great setup however better suited as flood lights off to the side as opposed to a forward facing light.

Thanks,
Paul