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Originally Posted by DX grunt

Hi Paul, again.

This is what I'm thinking of....

I have the IPF 900 driving lights (both spot) with the chrome front, (these ones take an H3 halogen lamp), on the bull bar and was thinking of mounting a 40" Aurora light bar on the cab roof.

I've checked your website out and have chosen the 40" because of the 1600m, projectable light distance.

I live/drive on mainly long, flat country roads, and the long distance the light projects is my reason for choice.

Let me know your thoughts on this combination. I'm open to suggestions.

Rossco

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G'day Rossco.
Thanks for your enquiry.

The amount of light the 40" Aurora LED lightbar emits, will more or less make your other lights non existent. This includes your spotties! At 19600 lumens of light they are amazing.
The use of quality 5w led's and the reflector design gives you an even light all over. Like Darren (MudRunnerTD) said, it is like liquid light.

As for mounting, well there are many ways this can be done. The simplest and tidiest setup would be to run a single rack for the lightbar. If you can find something that sits nice and low it will make for a nice and slimlime setup. Otherwise if the rack sits high enough you have the option to mount the lightbar underneath the rack.
They come with two different sizes for the mounting feet so you will have an option that best suits your needs.

If you have any further questions let me know.

Cheers,
Paul

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Originally Posted by Lights

G'day Rossco.
Thanks for your enquiry.

The amount of light the 40" Aurora LED lightbar emits, will more or less make your other lights non existent. This includes your spotties! At 19600 lumens of light they are amazing.
The use of quality 5w led's and the reflector design gives you an even light all over. Like Darren (MudRunnerTD) said, it is like liquid light.

As for mounting, well there are many ways this can be done. The simplest and tidiest setup would be to run a single rack for the lightbar. If you can find something that sits nice and low it will make for a nice and slimlime setup. Otherwise if the rack sits high enough you have the option to mount the lightbar underneath the rack.
They come with two different sizes for the mounting feet so you will have an option that best suits your needs.

If you have any further questions let me know.

Cheers,
Paul

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If I mount it on the 'roof rack', how much light will reflect on the white bonnet? Is it going to be a hazard to me?

What about if I mount it on top of the pod? Will the same thing occur?

Rossco

I have a 30" mounted on my Sierra, DIRECTLY above the windscreen. Actually it's on the windscreen surround! It does light the bonnet up and I originally thought it might annoy me but it's fine for me. The advantage you have is that you can position the light back further than I could and this will allow you to eliminate the majority (if not all) of the light that could reflect off the bonnet. It won't be an issue. There are plenty of people out there now running lightbars on the roof with no issues whatsoever.

Cheers,
Paul

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Originally Posted by DX grunt

If I mount it on the 'roof rack', how much light will reflect on the white bonnet? Is it going to be a hazard to me?

What about if I mount it on top of the pod? Will the same thing occur?

Rossco

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Hey Rossco,

i have mine over my B Pillar on the GQ and i have Zero reflection on the Bonnet. Darkness. The light just misses the top of the bull bar and i have no dark patch in front of the car at all. If you were to mount it to the front of your Pod above the roof of your cab it would be in the same position as mine. Great spot. To make sure it is on and working i look at the top of my Snorkel and the light reflects of that.


Cheers MR

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Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD

Hey Rossco,

i have mine over my B Pillar on the GQ and i have Zero reflection on the Bonnet. Darkness. The light just misses the top of the bull bar and i have no dark patch in front of the car at all. If you were to mount it to the front of your Pod above the roof of your cab it would be in the same position as mine. Great spot. To make sure it is on and working i look at the top of my Snorkel and the light reflects of that.


Cheers MR

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As if you can't tell by the fact that you've got almost 20,000 lumens in front of you?? Hahahaha

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Originally Posted by Winnie

As if you can't tell by the fact that you've got almost 20,000 lumens in front of you?? Hahahaha

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What you've just said means 'squat' to me - I'm not an electrical nurd. lol

I love pics and vids. That's what's leaning me towards buying the stuff. Plus with the potential of 1600m distance, it is perfect for the long stretches of country driving that I do.

He said he looks at his snorkel to make sure it's on. I was a smart ass and said as if you can't tell just by looking in front of you? Haha got it now??

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Originally Posted by DX grunt

What you've just said means 'squat' to me - I'm not an electrical nurd. lol

I love pics and vids. That's what's leaning me towards buying the stuff. Plus with the potential of 1600m distance, it is perfect for the long stretches of country driving that I do.

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Ross, Did you check out my pics on the WPC Forum? That's one of Paul's 30" single row light bars (not the Aurora ones), so not as bright what your looking at, but perfect for what I want. Mine is mounted on the roof coming off the front of a Rhino Sportz bar with some brackets and just forward of the B pillar. The only reflection I am getting is off the antennas on the bullbar, but that doesn't bother me.

Believe it or not you get used to the amount of light and look for more. I have seriously a number of times checked to to make sure its all on!!!!! Spoilt for light.

Rossco i am considering fitting some 170 Lightforce with 55W HID conversion in 2 Spots to the front of mine to give me a bit more straight down the guts for those long flat drives mate. The LED Light bar will take care of the Shoulders and you will see anything sitting on the road or beside it for a loooong way but i would like a little more straight out the front....Cause i can ;)

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

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Originally Posted by Winnie

don't reckon I need any more lights

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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

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Originally Posted by Winnie

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

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

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Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie

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

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Exactly RIGHT!

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

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Originally Posted by Lights

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..
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...2/a4cb8fb9.jpg

Cheers,
Paul

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What setup is used in this picture please Paul?

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Originally Posted by GUIIIpatrol

What setup is used in this picture please Paul?

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

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.

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.

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Originally Posted by GUIIIpatrol

What setup is used in this picture please Paul?

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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

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Originally Posted by 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.

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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

Due to our increased buying power we have a price plunge on single row light bars using CREE LED's..

10" $90
20" $150
30" $250
40" $290

As with all of our products we will still be sending these out with FREE FREIGHT!

Cheers,
Paul

Hey man, prices look good. I went to your website and got lost :( I am confused with the price difference for the advertised light bar on here for $290 and one on your site for $850 or something is there a big difference in the quality of build? What reflector tech do you use?. Also do you have any lights where the brackets are alloy like the bars or other HIDs? I have found with the mix of both alloy and steel everything goes rusty in between and ceases up after a while. My last set I got ripped on as it wasnt covered by a warranty and the brackets were cheap chinese stuff. Oh and what cree thing is it? 3 or 5w. sorry for all the questions. I rather buy 1 bar for $800 with a decent warranty that will last me a while if a better build than buy a cheaper one 2 or 3 times. but tempting to buy a few at this price and just change them up when I knock em around.

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Originally Posted by PutPut

Hey man, prices look good. I went to your website and got lost :( I am confused with the price difference for the advertised light bar on here for $290 and one on your site for $850 or something is there a big difference in the quality of build? What reflector tech do you use?. Also do you have any lights where the brackets are alloy like the bars or other HIDs? I have found with the mix of both alloy and steel everything goes rusty in between and ceases up after a while. My last set I got ripped on as it wasnt covered by a warranty and the brackets were cheap chinese stuff. Oh and what cree thing is it? 3 or 5w. sorry for all the questions. I rather buy 1 bar for $800 with a decent warranty that will last me a while if a better build than buy a cheaper one 2 or 3 times. but tempting to buy a few at this price and just change them up when I knock em around.

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I think the site gets updated slowely. Best to call him and Paul will sort out a great member deal and free postage.

Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories

I have no doubt he will give a great price for a member..... My concern is not a price point it is a quality one. As I said I dont mind paying the 7 to 8 hundred like some of the others are charging if I know the product will last. $290 for a 40 inch light bar is a good price my worry is how long will it last? What is it made of? Are you guys involved in the engineering or merely a distributor? The brackets not being rude look weaker than 2 blocks of lego cemented by my 2 year old sons poo poo. I like i am sure every other user of this forum am simply looking for the best deal as a consumer..... as I said quality over dollars any day.

I've considered driving lights before but couldn't justify the prices. Now I can!

I understand the laws are; an even number of forward facing lights (six max) and not above original light height. Is this right? Or am I just taking the fun out of it?

I don't do a lot of night driving and I don't think I need tar melting bunny burners. My brakes work and stopping from 100kph takes about 100 metres (on dry tar) so seeing that extra 900 metres isn't really needed. But those grey grasshoppers can be hard to see, waiting to pounce in front of me to test my reaction time! From what others have said I think 6000-8000lm should be enough.

So would you recommend a pair of 35 Watt LED LAMP x 16 LED (the square ones), or a pair of 10' light bars? Output is about the same with colour temp 5000K and 6000K (does this make much difference?).

Either way, LED driving lights for under $200, hard to pass up!

Hi PutPut, Paul is a very good friend of mine. He is a Hard Core 4wder at the Extreme end of our hobby. He sells a heap of high quality lights. I know his Aurora light Bars are high end.

Paul did Allot of research and r&d before settling on a range of LED bars. Nothing that Paul is selling is comparable to the eBay Junk.

I will send him a message and ask him to drop in here and further explain his current special as your questions are reasonable.

I assure you though Paul has a Shop Front business selling TV Antennas and fitting supplies and is in the Import /export business and is very well connected there. Paul sells heaps of his gear here and all over MudRhino Forum too where the Membership expect the Best.

Cheers MR

Thanks for the questions guys. I will attempt to reply to every one of them. If there is one that I have missed please let me know..

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Originally Posted by PutPut

Hey man, prices look good. I went to your website and got lost :( I am confused with the price difference for the advertised light bar on here for $290 and one on your site for $850 or something is there a big difference in the quality of build? What reflector tech do you use?. Also do you have any lights where the brackets are alloy like the bars or other HIDs? I have found with the mix of both alloy and steel everything goes rusty in between and ceases up after a while. My last set I got ripped on as it wasnt covered by a warranty and the brackets were cheap chinese stuff. Oh and what cree thing is it? 3 or 5w. sorry for all the questions. I rather buy 1 bar for $800 with a decent warranty that will last me a while if a better build than buy a cheaper one 2 or 3 times. but tempting to buy a few at this price and just change them up when I knock em around.

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Hi PutPut. No need to apologise for the questions.
We sell two different brands of light bars. The Aurora's which are one of the best single row 5w light bars on the market and a cheaper version. Customers want different products/prices so we cater for that.
Under our 'Categories' you will find 'Aurora LED Light Bars' and for the cheaper alternative take a look under 'LED Light Bars'.
The stainless used in the manufacture of the brackets for the work lights, is not high grade 316L and they are not guaranteed to remain corrosion free forever. The body is made of powder coated aluminium alloy, which stands up exceptionally well on motor vehicles but could become flakey when the primary use is on a fishing boat.
I have sold many of these lights to recreational fisherman and also to commercial operators. So far they have all been more than happy to replace them, IF the need arises, as opposed to paying $400-$600 per light.
We are not the manufacturer nor are we engineers. However, we are a family run company with over 35 years of experience in the electronics industry. That is not combined experience either. We have been importing electronic goods for over 20 years and understand the needs for quality goods. We like to work on the principle of, if we wouldn't use it ourselves we won't sell it. All of our products are tested on our own vehicles before we import them and if we are not happy with the product (regardless of price or manufacturer) we don't bring it in.

The majority of our work lights use 3w CREE LED's.
The Aurora light bars use Osram Oslon LED chips.
As you've probably figured out, if you want the best, Aurora is the way to go. To give you a bit of an idea take a look at this video http://youtu.be/IXw-8Ad1sm0

What you also need to take into consideration is the amount of light output each bar is offering. To save you the hassle of looking each one up individually I'll put a brief summary below.

10" 2400 lumens 10" Aurora 4800 lumens
20" 4800 lumens 20" Aurora 9800 lumens
30" 7200 lumens 30" Aurora 14800 lumens
40" 9600 lumens 40" Aurora 19600 lumens
50" Aurora 24600 lumens

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Originally Posted by twisty

I've considered driving lights before but couldn't justify the prices. Now I can!

I understand the laws are; an even number of forward facing lights (six max) and not above original light height. Is this right? Or am I just taking the fun out of it?

I don't do a lot of night driving and I don't think I need tar melting bunny burners. My brakes work and stopping from 100kph takes about 100 metres (on dry tar) so seeing that extra 900 metres isn't really needed. But those grey grasshoppers can be hard to see, waiting to pounce in front of me to test my reaction time! From what others have said I think 6000-8000lm should be enough.

So would you recommend a pair of 35 Watt LED LAMP x 16 LED (the square ones), or a pair of 10' light bars? Output is about the same with colour temp 5000K and 6000K (does this make much difference?).

Either way, LED driving lights for under $200, hard to pass up!

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Hi twisty.
I have sold a number of 35w LED lights to some guys that do alot of Navruns etc. They have roof mounted them and angled them out to the side slightly and are more than happy with the performance. In terms of distance, personally, I wouldn't use them as a driving light.
In my honest opinion you would be better off with a light bar. It is a bit of a grey area in terms of running them in pairs. Myself and many others have not had any issues.
Depending on your mounting options, obviously will change what light will suit your requirements.


I hope I have answered all questions.
If anybody has anymore please do not hesitate to ask or get in contact with me.

Best regards,
Paul

Thanks for the reply mate. Sorry to ask all the questions I am merely trying to get a proper understanding what was on offer for such a great price I didnt want to confuse the product.

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Originally Posted by PutPut

Thanks for the reply mate. Sorry to ask all the questions I am merely trying to get a proper understanding what was on offer for such a great price I didnt want to confuse the product.

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Don't be sorry mate. You have probably helped others out to.

Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories

As I said PutPut, no need to be sorry mate. I'm more than happy to answer any questions people have regarding the products I sell.
It's all part of the service.

Thanks,
Paul

We have a new shipment of 20", 30" and 40" CREE LED light bars. These are now available in a combo beam pattern.
All sizes from 10" to 40" in stock.

Paul

New shipment of stock and an even larger order means great things.
Price drop on single row, 5w Aurora LED light bars.

6" $158
10" $200
20" $395
30" $599
40" $695
50" $895

These prices include free delivery Australia wide.

We take any method of payment and offer same day shipping. All lightbars in stock ready for immediate delivery.

For all specifications and pictures see http://www.ledlightco.com.au/aurora-led-light-bars/

Paul

Thanks for the light bar mate can't wait to test it out looks great

No problems healy. Glad we could help you out and I hope you get plenty of use out of the light!
Best of luck with the Patrol.

Cheers,
Paul

The auroras look like a close copy of the rigid's, might have to pick up a couple!

Hey Paul I posted this in the Pimp Healys ride thread but thought I'd post here to mate.


So Paul kindly supported the recent rebuild of Healys GU with a very generous donation of a quality 10" light bar for use as a camp light / reverse light! Kick butt reverse light!!

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Thanks Paul and please thank your dad Peter too for your support mate.

LED Light Co is Family owned and run and has an actual store front in Geelong.

Good on you mate.

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Thanks Darren.
Was more than happy to help a forum member out. Let's hope Healy has many years of trouble free motoring.
A very impressive contribution from all forum members that helped out on the day also. It's great to see there are still great people around.

Cheers,
Paul

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Originally Posted by Dirk Diggler

The auroras look like a close copy of the rigid's, might have to pick up a couple!

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They are one of the best, if not the best light bar on the market.
If you are close by or would like to make a trip down you are more than welcome to come in. We have everything you see on the website in stock, lots of products on display and happy for you to take the products outside to see where/how/if they will be suitable for your vehicle.
Always great to have forum members coming in even if it's just for a chat.

Thanks,
Paul

Guys, first in best dressed on the below deal..

40" double row Aurora light bar $600.
50" double row Aurora light bar $750.

Very limited stock available!

Cheers,
Paul

Awesome pricing, can u please tell me if they are 3 or 5 watt? Thanks