LED Light Bars....Special offer

[rijidij]

G'day All,
I've just imported some 48.5 inch / 1235mm single row LED light bars.
They are a new model from Aurora which you wont see anywhere just yet. I was offered them as I've purchased other LED lights from them for my light poles (http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb102/rijidij/Wheel%20Carriers/Light%20Pole/Wheel-carrier-Light-Pole_zps8c43af39.jpg).
At this stage I've only purchased 4 samples for evaluation. I'll be fitting one to my County. Two of them I want to offer to AULRO members so I can get some feedback on them and I've put one on Ebay (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/281159569105'ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1586.l2649) to gauge interest there.

I've hooked one up in the driveway and the light output is very impressive, I can't wait till I get time to wack it on the County.
Also, they look much better in the flesh than in pics.
They are made up of half spot beams in the middle and half flood beams to each side, but they can be made in full spot or full flood. Also available in various lengths, but I just got the one type as samples.
Now that they use 5 watt LED's the bars are much slimmer, so it's easier to fit them under roof rack bars or similar.

I've started the one on Ebay at $480. Similar lights go for crazy prices as you can see from these couple of examples 40 Inch Light Bar (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Aurora-Single-Row-40-INCH-LED-Off-Road-Light-Bar-Sopt-Flood-Lamp-12v-24V-4x4-4wd-/281029524404?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item416eaa3bb4&_uhb=1) LED Light Bar (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/40-Single-Row-5w-LED-LIGHT-BAR-Aurora-200w-total-4x4-lighting-/300948863920?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4611f33bb0&_uhb=1)

I'm offering the two spare one's on here for $400 each + postage.

They don't come with any extras for wiring, so you will need a switch, relay, fuse etc.

Let me know if you're interested, all I ask is some feedback once you've got it hooked up.


Cheers, Murray

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[Nick S]

Hi Murry
I'll take one, I'm overseas at the moment but just let me know how you want payment and I'll organise it
Cheers
Nick

[isuzurover]

I'll take one if still available.

Happy to provide feedback - even have lux meters at work if you want measurements...

[rijidij]

Hi Murry
I'll take one, I'm overseas at the moment but just let me know how you want payment and I'll organise it
Cheers
Nick


I'll take one if still available.

Happy to provide feedback - even have lux meters at work if you want measurements...

Bloody hell, that was quick..........must've offered them too cheap :D

Will PM payment details.

Ben, any measurements would be appreciated, you never know if the claimed specs are true.........they're pretty good though.

Cheers, Murray

[rangieman]

Second round offers ?

[rijidij]

Second round offers ?

Will certainly consider it if these work out well and there's enough interest.

I can get this size light bar shipped in lots of four, so it's not a huge commitment. Obviously bigger quantities will be cheaper shipping.

Most other sizes come in lots of 6.

Cheers, Murray

[Nova]

Hi Murray,

These look quite good, do you different led options available? I would think something with a neutral cookout would be a winner (4500k or thereabouts). I assume these are xml leds?

Cheers,
Nova

[rijidij]

Hi Murray,

These look quite good, do you different led options available? I would think something with a neutral cookout would be a winner (4500k or thereabouts). I assume these are xml leds?

Cheers,
Nova

By xml, are you referring to Cree LED's ? Cree seems to be the 'buzz word' where leds are concerned, and they are obviously good, but there are other good quality leds out there. Unfortunately, with many products these days, you don't really know what you're getting. From what I've read, a lot of claimed 'Cree' leds use one component of Cree type and the rest is generic components, or at least cheaper.
I can't claim to know exactly what's inside these light bars that I've got because I simply don't know. I can only go by the specs I'm given.

This is a basic list of LED brands from a forum type site..........

CREE: 50,000 to 100,000 hour Life Expectancy – Highest Standards
Epistar: 50,000 to 75,000 hour Life Expectancy – High Standards
Nichia: 50,000 to 75,000 hour Life Expectancy – High Standards
Bridgelux: 30,000 to 40,000 hour Life Expectancy – Medium Standards
Edison: 30,000 to 40,000 hour Life Expectancy – Medium Standards
Ecosmart: 10,000 to 25,000 hour Life Expectancy – Low Standards
Generic: 250 to 5,000 hour Life Expectancy – Lowest Standards
(There is also the Oslon LED which is a high quality GERMAN Product, but I don't have specs on them)

This is the range that I was sent, so you can see there are several sizes, and all are available with spot, flood, or combo beams.

Note: Don't look at the measurements given in inches, they are not accurate, the metric seems to be accurate on the one's I got.

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Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

I managed to mount the light bar to the front of my roof basket, but haven't had time to wire it yet.

Cheers, Murray

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[dmdigital]

Hi Murray,

Please keep me in mind for any future ones. That's the spread I've been looking for as I want the flood on both sides.

[rijidij]

Hi Murray,

Please keep me in mind for any future ones. That's the spread I've been looking for as I want the flood on both sides.

G'day Derek,
I can see myself getting more of these, even if it's just for AULRO members, so we'll see how these go and take it from there.

Cheers, Murray

[Vern]

Murray, any chance of some pics of the output when its up and running?

[rijidij]

Murray, any chance of some pics of the output when its up and running?

Will do mate, as soon as I work out a good way to get power up to the roof.

Cheers, Murray

[IceFyre]

I'll be in for one if/when you get more in ...

[rijidij]

Well, I managed to get some power up to the light, so I went down the road to see how it looked and take some pics. As you can see the light output from the light bar is awesome.
I have the light bar pointing down a little too much and I didn't have my tools to adjust it. I reckon I will get a bit more distance from it, but I'm sure you'll get a good idea of performance from these pics.
The trees in the pics are about 60 meters away.
The reflection off the bonnet is not as bad as it looks in the pic, but I would probably find it annoying driving on the road. I might even try fitting the light to the rear bar of my roof basket so the roof shadows the bonnet. It's such a massive flood of light I don't think it will make any difference being mounted further back.
I'm looking forward to trying it out in the bush.
Also, the spread of light would be great for spotting Roos, have a look at the dark patches in the high beam pic compared to the light bar.

Cheers, Murray

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[Didge]

INTERESTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WOW, you miss a night or two on the forum and miss out! Damn! :( It's the quick and the dead around here! Would also be interested in small reversing spot/ flood lights. I've been getting emails from Vivi at Aurora for some time but following on the from the Alex Turner saga with a group buy decided not to proceed with organising a group led buy. :)

[Gary S11]

When I fitted my 120w light bar I took another reader advice, so on my disco mounted the bar back a little and the roof shadows the bonett perfectly but turned my UHF antenna into a light sabre ..so painted it black ...all good now ..Gary

[Boofla]

Any chance on getting a 20 inch or so?

[rijidij]

Any chance on getting a 20 inch or so?

I'm waiting for a reply from my supplier about shipping costs for all the different sizes. When I have that info I'll be able to work out a final price on them.
The only hold up with stocking the various sizes is, they only ship in lots of 12 lights for the 30W, 6 lights for the 60W, 120W and 180W, and 4 lights for the 240W.
Now, I'm not made of money :( so I'm not prepared to outlay thousands of dollars for idle stock, but I am prepared to import what's needed to satisfy any serious expressions of interest, for example, if I had 4 orders for 120W (25 inch) lights I would probably get a box of 6.

We'll see what the prices are like first.

Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

....................Would also be interested in small reversing spot/ flood lights.....................


I'm considering using the small 30W light bars (all flood beam) on the next lot of telescopic light poles I make.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/09/1469.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/30w-Light-Bar-183mm_zpsf656a721.jpg.html)

Although the round 27W lights I've been using have been very reliable, they have been around for some time now, so maybe it's time for a change. Light bars seem to be the flavour at the moment.

These light poles work as both a reversing light and a camping light with the three way switch.

Cheers, Murray

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[isuzurover]

Murray - do they make one that could fit between the uprights on an ARB (Tdi) bullbar? i.e. where the spotlight mounts are.

[Boofla]

I'm waiting for a reply from my supplier about shipping costs for all the different sizes. When I have that info I'll be able to work out a final price on them.
The only hold up with stocking the various sizes is, they only ship in lots of 12 lights for the 30W, 6 lights for the 60W, 120W and 180W, and 4 lights for the 240W.
Now, I'm not made of money :( so I'm not prepared to outlay thousands of dollars for idle stock, but I am prepared to import what's needed to satisfy any serious expressions of interest, for example, if I had 4 orders for 120W (25 inch) lights I would probably get a box of 6.

We'll see what the prices are like first.

Cheers, Murray


No worries mate, If you get a price let me know and if it suits I can pay up front.

Cheers

[Vern]

Murray - do they make one that could fit between the uprights on an ARB (Tdi) bullbar? i.e. where the spotlight mounts are.

The 120w bar should fit between the uprights on the arb bar, from memory the space between my rangie bar is approx 750mm. Could put one above and one below the top bar.:)

[rijidij]

Murray - do they make one that could fit between the uprights on an ARB (Tdi) bullbar? i.e. where the spotlight mounts are.


The 120w bar should fit between the uprights on the arb bar, from memory the space between my rangie bar is approx 750mm. Could put one above and one below the top bar.:)

The space between the uprights on my County ARB bar is 670mm. I'm guessing this would be the same ARB bar on Tdi vintage Defenders, so the 120W bar would fit nicely at 633mm

Cheers, Murray

[Vern]

What would the 120w bars be worth Murray?

[rijidij]

OK, I've received the shipping costs and this is what I've come up with as far as prices are concerned.
These are AULRO Member Prices. I've been looking at light bars for the last year. These are the first ones I've seen which I thought offered realistic value for money (although untested)

For freight within Australia, the 240W lights have to be sent by courier because of the length, but all the others will be able to go with Aust Post. The 240W light only weighs <5kg so postage costs for the shorter ones shouldn't be too much. I'll be posting from Vic 3240.

So, at this stage I'm taking expressions of interest until we get sufficient quantities to justify an order.

Please state which light and beam pattern you're interested in.........

Example 1 : 120W Spot

Example 2 : 60W Flood

Example 3 : 180W Combo (This is a combination of spot and flood)

Cheers, Murray



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[Vern]

120w combo? Is that available?

[rijidij]

120w combo? Is that available?

Yep, any of the lights can be ordered with the beam pattern of your choice.
The configuration of the combo seems to be half spot in the middle and half flood split to the ends, except for maybe the small 30W light which has just the two floods as in the pic, but I'm sure this can be ordered as all spot or all flood.

I haven't confirmed this, but I reckon they would ship lights of different beam patterns in the one box, but of the same length, so if I get a mix of beam preference I should be able to order them sooner instead of waiting for numbers of each type.

Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

I tried adjusting the light bar up a bit. There was some improvement with less glare on the ground and a little more intensity straight ahead.

Cheers, Murray

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[butundede]

Hey Murray, are the mounting brackets adjustable?
Cheers Bob

[33chinacars]

Hi Murray

Silly question I know but are the combo bars individually switched. ie spot , spread or both

Gary

[Boofla]

120w spot.

[rijidij]

Hey Murray, are the mounting brackets adjustable?
Cheers Bob

Yes, the mounting brackets can be positioned anywhere along the length of the bar and held in place with two small cap screws in each. The mounts are in a channel within the aluminium extrusion and can't come out even if the cap screws come loose.

Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

Hi Murray

Silly question I know but are the combo bars individually switched. ie spot , spread or both

Gary

They all come on at the same time, can't be individually switched.

Cheers, Murray

[33chinacars]

Thanks Murray that's what I though

[IceFyre]

Put me down for a 240w Combo :-)

[isuzurover]

I will take at least 1 x 120W.

[dswatts]

I'll take another 120w one for WA too please.

Dylan

[Didge]

Icefyre - just read the blurb on your car - sounds incredible!

[flagg]

Put me down for a 120W spot please Murray.

[bpt]

120w combo to perth would fantastic.
Cheers Tom.

[rijidij]

The 120's seem to be the popular size, getting close to the numbers we need for an order.

Cheers, Murray

[dcale]

Hi Murray, please put me down for a 120W Combo, to WA.
Thanks Darren

[IceFyre]

The 120's seem to be the popular size, getting close to the numbers we need for an order.

Cheers, Murray

Well If looks like that will be the go I will just get 1 x 120w Spot and 1 x 120w Spread. It is only $20 more than going the single bar. Redundancy is good !


Icefyre - just read the blurb on your car - sounds incredible!

Thanks Didge. I couldn't put down everything that's in the truck either - 49% reduction gears, Defender High Range gears, Ashcroft Axels and CVs, Custom rear bar with swingaway, modified watts linkages etc etc. I cannot take the credit for the complete setup though as the previous two owners put all the hard yards and dollars in.

[R Miller]

you don't have a idea on shipping prices on a 120w combo to QLD? also do they come with a wireing loom or do I need to make my own?

[slug_burner]

They come with a loom, or at least they used to.

[Tombie]

The 120w bar should fit between the uprights on the arb bar, from memory the space between my rangie bar is approx 750mm. Could put one above and one below the top bar.:)

Putting one on top of the bar is likely to get you pinged!

[rijidij]

you don't have a idea on shipping prices on a 120w combo to QLD? also do they come with a wireing loom or do I need to make my own?

I don't have the exact weight of the 120W yet, but guessing the weight at 3kg it would be $21.65 post to 4161.

They don't come with any wiring except the tail on the light itself. You'll need a switch, relay, cable etc.

Cheers, Murray

[Boofla]

Do you have an ETA on these lights?

Thanks

[rijidij]

Do you have an ETA on these lights?

Thanks

I haven't put in the order as yet, but will do shortly as there is enough interest to go ahead. The first lights I ordered were delivered in about 8 days, should only take up to 5 days but they had a typhoon which held things up.
So, if I order in the next day or so, I would expect to see them next week.
Then Aust Post should take 2-3 days depending on your location.

Cheers, Murray

[isuzurover]

Arrived today, thanks Murray. Quality looks good. Will try and install it ASAP.

[rijidij]

Arrived today, thanks Murray. Quality looks good. Will try and install it ASAP.

Yeah, they look much better in the flesh. I'll have one with me at the Land Rover Expo in Sydney this weekend if anyone wants a look.

Cheers, Murray

[Didge]

Lucky I read this, its this weekend eh? Probably see you there
cheers Gerald

[rijidij]

Just confirming I have placed the order for the light bars. I'll hopefully have them within a week or so.

Cheers, Murray

[Didge]

Did you count me in Murray??????? hope so :)

[Boofla]

Are they here yet??? Lol

Getting impatient! :twobeers:

[isuzurover]

Just tried to install mine... All the fixings and mounting hardware seem good quality, however the supplied bolts are not long enough for my installation. I have some longer bolts, but need to grind the heads down so they don't foul the mounting brackets...

[rijidij]

Did you count me in Murray??????? hope so :)

G'day Gerald,
It was good to meet you at the Expo yesterday.
You're not on the list of confirmed orders for the first shipment. What size light were you interested in ? The only spare one's in the first shipment are 2 x 120W Combo's. Please let me know if you want one of those, otherwise, I'll be starting another list for future shipments.

Cheers, Murray

[christano]

It seems good ,which one can be used in Volkswagen Tiguan

[rijidij]

It seems good ,which one can be used in Volkswagen Tiguan

Best to check the sizes in the list half way down this page LED Light Bars....Special offer Page 3 (http://www.aulro.com/afvb/verandah/181135-led-light-bars-special-offer-3.html) and see which one suits where you want to mount it.

Cheers, Murray

[dullbird]

I saw the light bar on the table it looks really well made I have to say

[Didge]

Murray, yep mate great to meet you and thanks for spending so much time with me. What are the 120W combo's worth? I think I'll also look into getting some of the carrier components from you shortly; as I said I like to have a crack at the welding myself anyway so the arm shouldn't be a problem.
cheers Gerald

[rijidij]

Murray, yep mate great to meet you and thanks for spending so much time with me. What are the 120W combo's worth? I think I'll also look into getting some of the carrier components from you shortly; as I said I like to have a crack at the welding myself anyway so the arm shouldn't be a problem.
cheers Gerald

The 120W's are $220 + postage.

Let me know if I can help you with any bits and pieces and we'll sort it out.

Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

Are they here yet??? Lol

Getting impatient! :twobeers:

Yeah, I get impatient when I'm waiting on deliveries too, especially when it's something you need to keep working on a current job. At least the light bars are coming via a major international freight company, so we can be reasonably confident they wont take too long. If you've ever bought something on Ebay from China and it's sent via China Post, you'll find out how long things can take :D

Cheers, Murray

[stuee]

Are these lights something you intend to keep getting in in the future? The 101 is a long way of being finished but I will be keen on a few of the 30 watters next year sometime to try and replicate this:
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[rijidij]

Are these lights something you intend to keep getting in in the future? The 101 is a long way of being finished but I will be keen on a few of the 30 watters next year sometime to try and replicate this:
http://i460.photobucket.com/albums/qq328/DasLandRoverMan/4DFB08E9-2F8F-4166-85B0-EDEB674ED662-4825-000006436329DD90.jpg


Yeah, I would like to keep supplying these. I like what I've seen so far, and looking forward to getting some feedback from others once this first shipment gets here. I would be able to get them for you as long as the manufacturer has them available.

They would probably work well on a 101 as you wouldn't have a bonnet lit up in front of you.

Cheers, Murray


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[isuzurover]

Braved the wind and rain to finish installing it tonight.
Light seems very solid and mounting hardware is all stainless.

I have mounted it upside down - will see tomorrow if it is sufficiently waterproof to mount this way...

Too wet to take lux readings.

[rijidij]

Braved the wind and rain to finish installing it tonight.
Light seems very solid and mounting hardware is all stainless.

I have mounted it upside down - will see tomorrow if it is sufficiently waterproof to mount this way...

Too wet to take lux readings.

Mine is upside down also. My trip to Sydney was in a lot of heavy rain. Haven't had a chance to inspect it yet, still raining.

Murray

[Nick S]

Hi Murray, my light bar arrived today, thanks. Had a battery sitting on the bench so thought I'd hook it up to see what it's like. Should have worn my welding helmet, nearly fried my eyeballs, bloody hell it's BRIGHT!!! That was half an hour ago and I can sort of see again. Will let you know how it goes once I get it on the car
Nick

[Didge]

I can imagine. I bought one of those little $60 8 led units from the expo the other day and, same thing, battery in the garage, and almost burnt out my eyes so can't imagine what the big mother is like. :D

[rijidij]

I've been waiting for a tracking number for the shipment of light bars. There has been another typhoon in China this week so there is a delay. Not much we can do about it unfortunately, just gotta wait.

Cheers, Murray

[Homestar]

Hi Murray, I know I'm way late on all of this, but if you end up with a spare 240 watt unit at any stage - no rush, let me know - I'll relieve you of it.:)

Cheers - Gav.

[Dorian]

Hi Murray,
I would be up for a pair of 30w floods in the next order, I am in no hurry.

Cheers Glen

[rijidij]

Hi Murray, I know I'm way late on all of this, but if you end up with a spare 240 watt unit at any stage - no rush, let me know - I'll relieve you of it.:)

Cheers - Gav.


Hi Murray,
I would be up for a pair of 30w floods in the next order, I am in no hurry.

Cheers Glen

I've started a list for a second shipment, just need some more orders.

Cheers, Murray

[lokka]

Murray if you have any of the 120W spares left I will take one

The one you sold mick was very impressive I made up a alloy mounting bar to mount it just above his windscreen and reports are very good so far

Send me a pm with the details and i can sort it out

[lokka]

Here is a pic of the light bar on micks 130 on the alloy mount i made so far he is happy with this set up

Typical can never get pics to work on here

[rijidij]

Murray if you have any of the 120W spares left I will take one

The one you sold mick was very impressive I made up a alloy mounting bar to mount it just above his windscreen and reports are very good so far

Send me a pm with the details and i can sort it out


Here is a pic of the light bar on micks 130 on the alloy mount i made so far he is happy with this set up

Typical can never get pics to work on here

G'day Chris,
I have two spare 120 combos coming in the shipment, so I'll put your name on one of those.

If you like, you can email me the pic at info@rijidijoffroad.com.au and I'll post it up.

Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

I now have a tracking number for the shipment, so things are moving.

Cheers, Murray

[lokka]

Ok i got the upload to work here is the pic of the light bar and the ally mount i made up
Once school holls are done I will be back to making ladders and racks for rovers and can make up more mounts like this i made up for mick I will also make a similar mount for disco's too
66301

[lokka]

Heres another shot from the front you can see the light bar better in this one and you can also see the solar panel mount i made up he had me busy preping the 130 for his cape trip. 66304

[Gillie]

Ok i got the upload to work here is the pic of the light bar and the ally mount i made up
Once school holls are done I will be back to making ladders and racks for rovers and can make up more mounts like this i made up for mick I will also make a similar mount for disco's too
66301

Any chance of a bigger picture?

[slug_burner]

Any chance of a bigger picture?

just click on the photo.

[Gillie]

just click on the photo.

If I click on the photo it brings it up a new page with the photo the same size. Do you get a bigger photo?

[Vern]

Same^^^

[Homestar]

Here you go...

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachments/verandah/66304d1380350196-led-light-bars-special-offer-image.jpg

[Debacle]

Right click and select open in new window.

[rijidij]

Update on shipment...............'out for delivery', so should have them any time now.
Once I get the actual weights of all the various sizes of light bar I'll be able to calculate the postage costs. Future shipments should be quicker to process as I'll have all this info, and hopefully it wont be typhoon season delaying the flights.

Cheers, Murray

[Shakey]

I'm interested for the next order.

[rijidij]

I'm interested for the next order.

What size and beam pattern Shakey. I'm putting a list together.

Light Bar List (http://www.aulro.com/afvb/1982711-post26.html)


Cheers, Murray

[DieselDan]

G'day Murray,

Put me down for a 120W combo in the next order.
Thanks!

Dan

[rijidij]

G'day Murray,

Put me down for a 120W combo in the next order.
Thanks!

Dan

Thanks Dan,
It's on the list.

Cheers, Murray

[VladTepes]

Where can I find the list of what's available / price ?

[DieselDan]

About half way down page 3.

[jonesy63]

Hi Murray,
I'm interested in a 120W combo.

Thanks,
Rob

[rijidij]

Where can I find the list of what's available / price ?

Yeah, it's on page three, but I'll post it here.

Each size light is available in spot, flood, or combo beam.

Cheers, Murray

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/584.jpg

[rijidij]

Hi Murray,
I'm interested in a 120W combo.

Thanks,
Rob

Thanks Rob,
On the list.

Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

I just took delivery of the first shipment, so will PM invoice/payment details shortly.

Cheers, Murray

[isuzurover]

*****Feedback on 240W light bar*****

As I posted previously the lights are very solid and seem well made and well sealed.
I finally got a chance to test the light output.
The rating for the 240W model is 15000 lumens. This is usually measured at 1m distance. I measured an average of 15800 lm at 1m.

This had decreased to 50 lm @ 23m, However my batteries were low on voltage so that value may be inaccurate. I need to re-measure with fully charged batteries. (I have discovered that my alternator seems to only be putting out enough charge to turn the light off, my solar panel is doing all the battery charging at present).

The only negatives:
The 10V minimum to run the lights seems incorrect - this is ~11V minimum if my volt meter is correct.
The stainless mounting hardware has surface rust on it - but no biggie - at least it is stainless!

Looking forward to receiving my 120W light as well!

[VladTepes]

Has nyone got pics showing night time illumination of these light bars? I like the idea of a bright one eg 240W but am not sure of the 'range' and spill, and whether to choose spill, spot or combo.

Also I couldn't find the prices?

[lokka]

Has nyone got pics showing night time illumination of these light bars? I like the idea of a bright one eg 240W but am not sure of the 'range' and spill, and whether to choose spill, spot or combo.

Also I couldn't find the prices?

Im waiting on mick to send me a night time shot from in the cab of the 130

My light bar just arrived thanks Murray your a champion :D

I will see if I can get it on and take some pics tonight :cool:

[Boofla]

Was just leaving to go to work this morning and aus post van rocked up in my driveway! Talk about speedie delivery!
Should (fingers crossed) get the lights wired up this weekend.
Will try and put some pics up.

Thanks Murray!

[rijidij]

Has nyone got pics showing night time illumination of these light bars? I like the idea of a bright one eg 240W but am not sure of the 'range' and spill, and whether to choose spill, spot or combo.

Also I couldn't find the prices?

Vlad,
The prices are four posts above your post. Page 10 (http://www.aulro.com/afvb/verandah/181135-led-light-bars-special-offer-10.html#post2000087)

You can see some night shots earlier in the thread here Pics (http://www.aulro.com/afvb/verandah/181135-led-light-bars-special-offer-2.html#post1982233)

Cheers, Murray

[bikeman]

Hi Murry, I'm wondering if the 30w floods will fit in the front skirt of a classic to replace the rusting origonals ?? If so what price, I have looked at the thread and haven't spotted a price. Thanks for all your hard work.
Cheers, Phil

[rangieman]

Thankyou very much Murray got mine yesterday very happy :D

[rijidij]

Hi Murry, I'm wondering if the 30w floods will fit in the front skirt of a classic to replace the rusting origonals ?? If so what price, I have looked at the thread and haven't spotted a price. Thanks for all your hard work.
Cheers, Phil

G'day Phil,
The main body of the 30W light is 185 x 50 (front face) x 75 front to back. Please refer to this earlier post for prices and dimensions including the mounting bracket. Price list (http://www.aulro.com/afvb/2000087-post95.html)

I mounted a couple of the 30W lights on my light pole yesterday which I use as reversing lights.

Cheers, Murray

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/1127.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/30W-x-2-Light-Pole_zps3a69e529.jpg.html)

[rijidij]

Thankyou very much Murray got mine yesterday very happy :D

As I mentioned earlier, they look better in the flesh than in pictures. I was impressed when I opened the first one, they look better than I expected.

Cheers, Murray

[lokka]

As I mentioned earlier, they look better in the flesh than in pictures. I was impressed when I opened the first one, they look better than I expected.

Cheers, Murray

This is true but I was lucky enough to play with one first up and it was a no brainer to hand over the cash for one Im verry happy tho not 100% happy because I have not had time to fit the bugger ;)

Hope fully today :D

[rijidij]

I fitted a 120W spot beam to the bull bar today. I couldn't fit it under the top bar because of my driving lights, but I can only just see the top edge of the light bar from the drivers seat, so it doesn't obstruct any forward view.
The way I welded the mounting brackets on the bull bar, the light could be flipped upside down on the same mounts if I fitted smaller driving lights, but I'm happy with it as is for now.
I haven't been for a drive with it yet, but the way it lit up the driveway I expect it will be pretty good.

Cheers, Murray


https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/903.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120-Spot_zps6d5a1aca.jpg.html)

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/1084.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120-Spot-2_zpsf82b486e.jpg.html)

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/726.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120-Spot-3_zps6490b98a.jpg.html)

[Homestar]

Looks like you are sorted for lighting now Murray...:D. For the time being anyway. I reacon you could fit a couple more small light bars on each side of the bar below the headlights...:angel::wasntme:

[VladTepes]

Murray what size lightbar is that on the bar ?

[rijidij]

Looks like you are sorted for lighting now Murray...:D. For the time being anyway. I reacon you could fit a couple more small light bars on each side of the bar below the headlights...:angel::wasntme:

Yeah, I could probably fit another 240W light bar on the top rail of the roof rack too, but I don't want to melt the paint on the back of cars I'm following :D

[rijidij]

Murray what size lightbar is that on the bar ?

That's a 120W spot beam. Overall length is 635mm. These have been the most popular size due to they fit between the uprights of the bull bar.

Cheers, Murray

[isuzurover]

120W light bar arrived today, thanks Murray!

Coincidentally it arrived just in time to assist with some high speed camera experiments.

Connected to a 40A Variable (voltage regulated) power supply, I took the following readings:
6V - light starts to turn on
10-11 V - full brightness

10.0V 8.0A draw (=80A)
11.9V 6.7A draw (=80A)
14.6V 5.4A draw (=79A)
15.7V 5.0A draw (=79A)

I will measure light output later when the experiments are finished.

I am not sure how the wattage of the lights are rated. As you can see from the specs above the 120W light only uses 80W. However I am sure the light output exceeds the rated spec based on the 240W light.

When I have a moment I will do the same measurements using my 240W light. (including light output for both).

EDIT - 26500 lm @ 0.5m for the 120W. I can only measure at 0.5 m max in the current experimental setup. Looks like this one has higher than rated output as well!!!

[rijidij]

Thanks for the test results Ben, I'm sure everyone is interested in the results.
The wattage calculations are interesting, I suppose the proof is in the pudding.
It'll be good to get some feedback from others once they've had a chance to give their lights a run.

Cheers, Murray

[dcale]

Got mine today!!!!

[dullbird]

I fitted a 120W spot beam to the bull bar today. I couldn't fit it under the top bar because of my driving lights, but I can only just see the top edge of the light bar from the drivers seat, so it doesn't obstruct any forward view.
The way I welded the mounting brackets on the bull bar, the light could be flipped upside down on the same mounts if I fitted smaller driving lights, but I'm happy with it as is for now.
I haven't been for a drive with it yet, but the way it lit up the driveway I expect it will be pretty good.

Cheers, Murray


https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/903.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120-Spot_zps6d5a1aca.jpg.html)




it looks like it would of sat perfectly across the bullbar on the lip that is used to hold the roller fairlead...

in between the uprights and under the top most opening...of course if the winch bolts aren't there

[Disco Muppet]

Yeah, I could probably fit another 240W light bar on the top rail of the roof rack too, but I don't want to melt the paint on the back of cars I'm following :D

You totally do :D

I'll put a hand up for a 180 combo, although I'll probably have to wait a shipment or two to sort out necessary funds.
Looks good :cool:

[rijidij]

it looks like it would of sat perfectly across the bullbar on the lip that is used to hold the roller fairlead...

in between the uprights and under the top most opening...of course if the winch bolts aren't there

Yeah, never thought about that spot. Might be a bit more vulnerable to stone damage, but would probably be a good mounting position for driving in fog.

Cheers, Murray

[dullbird]

Hahaha leaves room to manufacture a stone guard for it hey ;)

[VladTepes]

Does the 120w spot beam version have plenty of spill as well for setting roos at roadside? If so I'd like to buy one please.

[rijidij]

Does the 120w spot beam version have plenty of spill as well for setting roos at roadside? If so I'd like to buy one please.

G'day Vlad,
Yes, I just got to try out the 120W spot on my car a couple of nights ago. It does have quite a good spread of light.
I'll try and take some forward facing pictures later.

Cheers, Murray

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/726.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120-Spot-3_zps6490b98a.jpg.html)

[rijidij]

I managed to take some more pictures tonight for comparison.

I fitted a set of Cree LED H4 globe replacements to my standard headlights.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/703.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Lights/H4-LED-Set_zps27506edc.jpg.html)

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2014/09/962.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Lights/H4-LED-Set-1_zpseda934c3.jpg.html)

I find low beam is better than the standard halogen H4 globe, but high beam doesn't make a significant difference over low beam.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/704.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/Low-LED-H4_zpsa2d5492c.jpg.html)

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/705.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/High-LED-H4_zps8d8c024d.jpg.html)

Back to the light bars...........The trees in these pics are about 60m away.

This is the 120W spot by itself

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/706.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120-Spot_zps93ead99b.jpg.html)


This is the 240W combo by itself

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/707.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/240-Combo_zpsfc4a327d.jpg.html)

This is the 120 and the 240 on together

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/708.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120s--240c_zps9e97bce1.jpg.html)

And the same combinations, but on a gravel road to give you an idea of the spread of light..............The trees in these pics are about 100-120m away

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/709.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/Low-LED-H4-G_zps4c6ece2a.jpg.html)

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/710.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/High-LED-H4-G_zps21dddbd8.jpg.html)

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/711.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120-Spot-G_zps42841481.jpg.html)

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/429.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/240-Combo-G_zpsdd89190c.jpg.html)

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/430.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120s--240c-G_zps19c6b3d6.jpg.html)

Cheers, Murray

[isuzurover]

Still set a bit too low????

[rijidij]

Still set a bit too low????

Yes, I definitely need to aim everything a bit more accurately. Also, it's difficult to get the correct setting for night shots on my compact camera, so they're a little overexposed with all the light in the foreground.

Cheers, Murray

[isuzurover]

120W bar fitted:
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p29/isuzurover/DSC_1246m_zps4e7dffae.jpg

240W bar in operation:
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p29/isuzurover/DSC_1243m_zps7af88ed8.jpg

The 240W bar draws:
15.7V 10.8A = 169.6W
14.5V 11.7A = 169.7W
12.8V 13.5A = 172.8W
9.3V 19.4A = 180.4W (note the light output is low at this voltage)

After about 45 minutes operation the power draw had dropped slightly to:
15.7V 10.5A = 164.9W
I was impressed it was still quite cool though.

[rijidij]

The 240W bar draws:
15.7V 10.8A = 169.6W
14.5V 11.7A = 169.7W
12.8V 13.5A = 172.8W
9.3V 19.4A = 180.4W (note the light output is low at this voltage)

After about 45 minutes operation the power draw had dropped slightly to:
15.7V 10.5A = 164.9W
I was impressed it was still quite cool though.

Thanks Ben,
I guess the claimed specs don't add up on a lot of products, but the light output is there. They say each individual LED is 5W, I wonder how they calculate it.

I'm sure everyone will be quite happy once they have their light bars hooked up.

If anyone else has pics of their lights mounted, post them up.

Cheers, Murray

[VladTepes]

Thanks for the pics Murray good stuff.

I reckon a comboof the following would get a bloodygood lighting set up adequate for anyone....

120W spot on bar.
240W spread (flood) on roof (or somewhere)
a set of decent HID spotlights.


Based on the above pics only the 'spot' perfroamnce of he 120W spot beam and 240W combo beam appears similar, but with the latter having much more spill for the roadside.

Another option for increasing spill might be a couple of separate smaller LED 'flood' lights angled to the side. Could possibly mount these on teh bar under the headlights themselves. Thoughts?

[VladTepes]

Also I can't seem to find the particular post which actually quotes prices for the various lights available....

[isuzurover]

Also I can't seem to find the particular post which actually quotes prices for the various lights available....

Prices are in the attached image:


OK, I've received the shipping costs and this is what I've come up with as far as prices are concerned.
These are AULRO Member Prices. I've been looking at light bars for the last year. These are the first ones I've seen which I thought offered realistic value for money (although untested)

For freight within Australia, the 240W lights have to be sent by courier because of the length, but all the others will be able to go with Aust Post. The 240W light only weighs <5kg so postage costs for the shorter ones shouldn't be too much. I'll be posting from Vic 3240.

So, at this stage I'm taking expressions of interest until we get sufficient quantities to justify an order.

Please state which light and beam pattern you're interested in.........

Example 1 : 120W Spot

Example 2 : 60W Flood

Example 3 : 180W Combo (This is a combination of spot and flood)

Cheers, Murray



https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/584.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/AULRO-Price-List_zps47fe8739.jpg.html)

[VladTepes]

ah ha that would explain it ! I can't see the image at the moment thanks to the work firewall.

Will check later. Cheers.

[VladTepes]

Hmm I wonder if the indicators in an ARB bar could be removed and if a 60W light would fit....

Then of course there's the issue of there are supposed to be indicators in the bar......

I have evil plans, but I don't think I can afford them.....

[BigJon]

In for 240 watt.

[rijidij]

I reckon a combo of the following would get a bloody good lighting set up adequate for anyone....

120W spot on bar.
240W spread (flood) on roof (or somewhere)
a set of decent HID spotlights.

That's exactly the setup I ended up with, only the 240W is a combo beam. I converted a pair of Hella R2000's to HID which give the long distance penetration.


Based on the above pics only the 'spot' perfroamnce of he 120W spot beam and 240W combo beam appears similar, but with the latter having much more spill for the roadside.

That makes perfect sense because the 240W combo has 120W of spot beams in the middle and 60W of flood beams at either end, so that's exactly the result you want.


Another option for increasing spill might be a couple of separate smaller LED 'flood' lights angled to the side. Could possibly mount these on the bar under the headlights themselves. Thoughts?

Anything is possible as long as you have the space to fit what you want. I prefer the light bars mounted on the bullbar as I don't particularly like the reflection of light on the bonnet from the roof mounted one, but some people probably wouldn't be bothered by it.

Cheers, Murray

[VladTepes]

I'm the same re bonnet reflection it can bugger your night vision this reducing the effectiveness of better lighting to some extent.

[Disco Muppet]

I'm the same re bonnet reflection it can bugger your night vision this reducing the effectiveness of better lighting to some extent.

Just mount it a bit further back on the roof.
As previously stated, the light output of these bars is pretty good so it's not going to have too adverse an impact.

[disco_disco]

Just reading the Specs on these, and to anyone getting overly excitied. These Bars are only 5w Epistar LED's.
No where near as bright as 10w Cree LED's.
IP67 Rating is ok but you will find alot of these Chinese manufactures will lie to sell anything don't be surprised to find condensation and water ingress.
look for ip68 which will deal with continuous water submersion
Also the mounting bracket looks quite flimsy. save your Pennies and get a real bar that will do the job.:twisted::twisted:

Not being a party pooper but when you will compare this to a CREE LED bar the difference is VERY noticeable,

[rijidij]

.......... when you will compare this to a CREE LED bar the difference is VERY noticeable,

And so is the price. If you want to pay $1000 for a 240W light bar for example, as opposed to $420, naturally you will expect some performance difference. You get what you pay for.

The reason I'm offering these particular light bars is, I've been looking at light bars for over a year now, and these D Series bars are the first one's that came in at a realistic price for what you get. I'm quite impressed with the performance, and feedback from others has also been great. I'm sure the difference in performance is not worth ~$600.


.......... Also the mounting bracket looks quite flimsy.

I disagree, I think the mounting brackets are more than adequate, and this style of mount being fully adjustable along the length of the light is much more versatile than a lot of the expensive bars which only mount at the ends.

Cheers, Murray

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/431.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/Mounting-Bracket_zps79e84c8e.jpg.html)

[disco_disco]

Just offering some advice to others mate. But as you said you get what you pay for.

[VladTepes]

Question:

Would there be ANY advantage to have a 120W spot on the bar and 240W combo on the roof GIVEN that the middle of the 240W bar is just a 120W spot ?

disco disco: You do get what you pay for and one has to ask whether a $1000 light bar offers any REAL world advtages. I'm looking to illuminate mid distance and roadside, not the road a mile away... Rember the biggest threat is from kanhgaroos hopping out from the verges.

For illuminating longer distances HID spotlights are still the best option at this time.

[rijidij]

Vlad,
With the tests I've done, I would suggest the 240W Combo on the roof would be the best option for mid distance and roadside illumination. As you can see in the pics the extra 120W on the bullbar does offer some extra mid distance light, but in all honesty, probably not enough to really need both.
As discussed previously, if the 240W roof light bar is mounted far enough back to avoid lighting the bonnet, it should suit your requirements.

Cheers, Murray

240W Combo Only (roof mount)
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/429.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/240-Combo-G_zpsdd89190c.jpg.html)
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb102/rijidij/LED%20Light%20Bars/240-Combo-G_zpsdd89190c.jpg

240W Combo + 120W Spot on bullbar
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2013/10/430.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/120s--240c-G_zps19c6b3d6.jpg.html)
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb102/rijidij/LED%20Light%20Bars/120s--240c-G_zps19c6b3d6.jpg

[VladTepes]

Hmmm, I'll have to track down a roof bar or 130 suitable roof rack.....

[isuzurover]

Just reading the Specs on these, and to anyone getting overly excitied. These Bars are only 5w Epistar LED's.
No where near as bright as 10w Cree LED's.
IP67 Rating is ok but you will find alot of these Chinese manufactures will lie to sell anything don't be surprised to find condensation and water ingress.
look for ip68 which will deal with continuous water submersion
Also the mounting bracket looks quite flimsy. save your Pennies and get a real bar that will do the job.:twisted::twisted:

Not being a party pooper but when you will compare this to a CREE LED bar the difference is VERY noticeable,


On the contrary.

The mounting brackets are VERY solid, the light output exceeds the rated specs (I have measured using calibrated equipment) and I have had my 240W light bar mounted upside down, parked out in the weather through all the rain and storms we have had, with no evidence of water ingress.

[disco_disco]

Im offering some advice people, take it how you want it. Sounds like a stirred everyone up. Compare then answer. Value for money is what your after then that is fine.

[isuzurover]

Im offering some advice people, take it how you want it. Sounds like a stirred everyone up. Compare then answer. Value for money is what your after then that is fine.

The wattage advice was fair enough, the rest was unfounded (and incorrect).

Do you have a 240W light bar with 10W crees? It would be interesting to meet up and compare them.

[disco_disco]

Like I said its my personal opinion having seen and delt with LED bars for a few years. IP67 rating doesnt stand for much.
The mounting is from looking at a picture which looks quite flimsy 3mm aluminum holding a heavey bar. The sliding mount to the bar is a common mounting method with LED bars.
There cheap yes. But as stated you get what you pay for.

[isuzurover]

...IP67 rating doesnt stand for much.



The mounting is from looking at a picture which looks quite flimsy 3mm aluminum holding a heavey bar. The sliding mount to the bar is a common mounting method with LED bars.
There cheap yes. But as stated you get what you pay for.

Neither does IP68 it seems - given that my IP68 rated rear LED from a reputable marine chandlery fills up with water when it rains....

As I have stated the mounting is very solid, and does not move with the isuzu idle rattle... You are welcome to come and check them out in the metal.

However if anyone is concerned I am sure Murray could provide heavier guage lasercut brackets for not much increase in price...

I have no financial interest to declare here - do you???

[disco_disco]

Lol mate I offer some advice to people and it creates a **** storm. Im no keyboard warrior nor do I have an invested interest which I am pushing. So incase im wrong this is a forum which is based on opinons and facts and untill that changes I will try to help others who are on here searching for answeres opinions and facts.

[rijidij]

............ save your Pennies and get a real bar that will do the job...............,

Would you tell a D4 owner that he should've bought a Range Rover Vogue because the D4 is not as good, even though the Rangie is more than twice the price :D


Im offering some advice people, take it how you want it. Sounds like a stirred everyone up. Compare then answer. Value for money is what your after then that is fine.

No, not stirred up at all, I welcome any input, just trying to be clear that it is a matter of value for money with these light bars, not a matter of having what is considered top of the range for a premium price.
If I were to offer 240W genuine 10W Cree light bars on here for $1000 I would be lucky to get one taker.

Also, a lot of people get carried away with the name 'Cree'. Yes, genuine 100% Cree LED chips are considered the best, but, from what I understand, the only part of an LED device that is actually "Cree" is the little glowy thing in the middle :D. The rest of the device (drivers and heatsinking) is just as important. Many manufacturers refer to their products as 'Cree' LEDs, and they may well have Cree glowy things, but the rest could be crap, so you have to be careful broadly claiming that Cree is the best when referring to a product.

Cheers, Murray

[Vern]

The only person offering something is Murray, a good quality affordable led light bar. You just seemed to be saying they are crap. Yes there are better out there, may be you can help others by getting a deal going on them, you seem to have some background in them.
And good on Murray for organizing what he has:)

[lokka]

Hmmm, I'll have to track down a roof bar or 130 suitable roof rack.....

Vlad have a look at the pics posted of my brothers 130 with the light bar mount I made up for him

I have been flat out the last 2 weeks now things have eased up here I can get onto some jobs that need dooing and light bar mounts are one of them as well as an urgent package to go south :angel:

[rijidij]

For those waiting on the second shipment of light bars, they are in transit. I'm just waiting for a tracking number so I can get more details.

Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

The light bars have finally arrived. I'll be in contact shortly with all who placed an order.

Cheers, Murray

[GMK Disco2]

If you have any spare - let me know as i am interested.
Thanks

[rijidij]

If you have any spare - let me know as i am interested.
Thanks

I've got a spare 180W Combo, 120W Combo, or 120W Spot at the moment.

Cheers, Murray

[VladTepes]

I havent forgotten Murray I'll get the $ for my 240 combo to you soon.

[Leroy_Riding]

Just offering some advice to others mate. But as you said you get what you pay for.

I would much rather Epistar over CREE, cree is still very new to the LED world, and while they have higher Watt ratings there lumens per what i do not believe to be as high. not to mention the extra heat the CREE's generate as waste.

in my )adimitedly limited) experience with multiple LED light bars of diff brands and also with high end Marine LED lighting the CREE falls short of the hype they get, the PAR readings are generaly higher with some of the older more trusted yet 'lower power' lights. I have both cree and epistar LED light bars and find the lower power epistar to be a better light, same with my Marine fish tank LED lights.

If you want to talk high output an efficiency with quality, I would be going Osram over Cree. .

my 0.2c

also when is the next run of lights? my 42" bar lense has cracked again (my fault for replacing with cheap window glass) might be after a 50" single row fo some sort?

Leroy

oh would also rate bridgelux up there also, but bottom line, ignore the hype about CREE being the best, a 10W LED is not the end all be all, a 5W with a better lense is what you should be after, (though credit where credit is due the CREE lenses are pretty good with a wide variaety of angle's availible [also fit OSRAM emmiters ;) ] )

edit:

also forgot to mention, out of two 120W light bars, one with CREE 5W emitters (i know its not the CREE 10W) and one with bridgelux 5W emitters, the CREE light sucked 165W from my test power supply and the bridgelux powered bar 130W I put this down the the efficiency of the driver in the lights over the emitters themselves,(light output from the two bars was pretty well identicle both used lens's and no reflectors, not sure on the angle of the lens which i assume would be more the light difference i saw over the emitters themself) this is the only thing I would be worried about in the cheaper bars, is not the emitters themselves, as to be honest by above ranting aside, the emitter is one part of a 3-5 part sytem, power source,driver,emitter,lens,reflector (some bars have lenses per emitter, some have reflectors. the lenses work much better with LEDS's over a simple lenseles reflector)

[voltron]

I would much rather Epistar over CREE, cree is still very new to the LED world, and while they have higher Watt ratings there lumens per what i do not believe to be as high. not to mention the extra heat the CREE's generate as waste.

in my )adimitedly limited) experience with multiple LED light bars of diff brands and also with high end Marine LED lighting the CREE falls short of the hype they get, the PAR readings are generaly higher with some of the older more trusted yet 'lower power' lights. I have both cree and epistar LED light bars and find the lower power epistar to be a better light, same with my Marine fish tank LED lights.

If you want to talk high output an efficiency with quality, I would be going Osram over Cree. .

my 0.2c

also when is the next run of lights? my 42" bar lense has cracked again (my fault for replacing with cheap window glass) might be after a 50" single row fo some sort?

Leroy

oh would also rate bridgelux up there also, but bottom line, ignore the hype about CREE being the best, a 10W LED is not the end all be all, a 5W with a better lense is what you should be after, (though credit where credit is due the CREE lenses are pretty good with a wide variaety of angle's availible [also fit OSRAM emmiters ;) ] )

edit:

also forgot to mention, out of two 120W light bars, one with CREE 5W emitters (i know its not the CREE 10W) and one with bridgelux 5W emitters, the CREE light sucked 165W from my test power supply and the bridgelux powered bar 130W I put this down the the efficiency of the driver in the lights over the emitters themselves,(light output from the two bars was pretty well identicle both used lens's and no reflectors, not sure on the angle of the lens which i assume would be more the light difference i saw over the emitters themself) this is the only thing I would be worried about in the cheaper bars, is not the emitters themselves, as to be honest by above ranting aside, the emitter is one part of a 3-5 part sytem, power source,driver,emitter,lens,reflector (some bars have lenses per emitter, some have reflectors. the lenses work much better with LEDS's over a simple lenseles reflector)

You probably just dumbed it down, and I still don't get it. :(
You have definately complicated my decision making process now.

Cheers

[rijidij]

You probably just dumbed it down, and I still don't get it. :(
You have definately complicated my decision making process now.

Cheers

The way I see it, just because a product is claimed to contain 'Cree' LEDs, doesn't necessarily mean it's better than anything else. As mentioned earlier, some LEDs use one Cree component along with other cheaper components, then they claim it is 'Cree' because Cree is a bit of a buzz word when it comes to LED products.
It's no different to someone buying a Toyota because Toyota's massive advertising budget convinces them that they are the best, but in reality there are plenty of equivalent or better products out there.
Don't look too hard at the claimed figures/specs. A $1000 Cree light bar (genuine Cree) will obviously be better than a $420 light bar of the same specs, but I guarantee there's not $580 worth of difference, you will still be impressed with the output of the cheaper light.

Cheers, Murray

[VladTepes]

Mine arrived today - now I just need a roof bar to mount it on... and some wiring... and......

[Leroy_Riding]

The way I see it, just because a product is claimed to contain 'Cree' LEDs, doesn't necessarily mean it's better than anything else. As mentioned earlier, some LEDs use one Cree component along with other cheaper components, then they claim it is 'Cree' because Cree is a bit of a buzz word when it comes to LED products.
It's no different to someone buying a Toyota because Toyota's massive advertising budget convinces them that they are the best, but in reality there are plenty of equivalent or better products out there.
Don't look too hard at the claimed figures/specs. A $1000 Cree light bar (genuine Cree) will obviously be better than a $420 light bar of the same specs, but I guarantee there's not $580 worth of difference, you will still be impressed with the output of the cheaper light.

Cheers, Murray

I 90% agree there, mainly around Cree being a buzz word. The cree emitters are not actually that great to begin with.

Id happily buy a bar with cheap emitters and inefficient driver. but put crappy optics on even the best emitter with the most efficient driver and you will end up with crappy light.
what i like about most of the cheap light bars is the optics are generally pretty good :)

on topic:
Murray, do you have the ability to get in 50" single row bars? or better yet, a curved bar?(get more light out to the sides at the same time) i know the same can be achieved with 3 bars or even 2, but i think a curved bar would look pretty good at the same time.

Leroy

[rijidij]

.........................Murray, do you have the ability to get in 50" single row bars? or better yet, a curved bar?(get more light out to the sides at the same time) i know the same can be achieved with 3 bars or even 2, but i think a curved bar would look pretty good at the same time.

Leroy

Curved would be a good idea, but I haven't seen anything like that yet. It might be an interesting project to see if the ally extrusion could be rolled so it has a slight curve.
The closest I have to a 50" is the 240W bar at 48.5" (1235mm). The current stock of these is sold, but I can get more.

Cheers, Murray

[Leroy_Riding]

Curved would be a good idea, but I haven't seen anything like that yet. It might be an interesting project to see if the ally extrusion could be rolled so it has a slight curve.
The closest I have to a 50" is the 240W bar at 48.5" (1235mm). The current stock of these is sold, but I can get more.

Cheers, Murray

rolling the alloy still leaves the flat mount plates inside fort he emitters, might be time for me to sacrifice my 40" bar for some testing, though I can already see issues with the front plate no longer fitting once the housing is rolled. . . a worth sacrifice to see if its do-able (maybe a market for you and your engineering prowess? happy to help with the electronics side)

Ill hold off till your next mass order(don't want to bet he reason fro an order), and may grab one then depending on job situation at the time.

Leroy

[VladTepes]

Didn't fully unpack mine from the box (the 240W one) as I'm in the process of packing up the house, not the reverse. What mounting arrangement is used? I'm looking to get a roof bar to mount it to, but need to know how to do so.

I know of one bar that I can get which has 'spotlight mounts' incorporated into it (I presume this means just like tabs on a bullbar)

[Leroy_Riding]

Didn't fully unpack mine from the box (the 240W one) as I'm in the process of packing up the house, not the reverse. What mounting arrangement is used? I'm looking to get a roof bar to mount it to, but need to know how to do so.

I know of one bar that I can get which has 'spotlight mounts' incorporated into it (I presume this means just like tabs on a bullbar)

drill some holes in a standard roof bar?

my roof cage has holes in it for lights or other paraphernalia, though i have a flat rack for the purpose of carrying large sheets of flat ply and the bolts sticking up make that difficult. . .

if you don't already have a roof bar, pick up a cheap lonley single roof bar from the wrecker and drill some holes in it :) set of roof racks from a wrecker are cheap, I go to Narangba wrecking co, see Dave there and tell him what I want he says "somewhere in the back corner' go for a hunt and get me whats I want $50 later for a full set of rolla racks with tracks(had to pull them off myself) . . . im sure you could get a single gutter rack cheaper.

Leroy

[rijidij]

Didn't fully unpack mine from the box (the 240W one) as I'm in the process of packing up the house, not the reverse. What mounting arrangement is used? I'm looking to get a roof bar to mount it to, but need to know how to do so.

I know of one bar that I can get which has 'spotlight mounts' incorporated into it (I presume this means just like tabs on a bullbar)

Have a look back on page 14 of this thread, there's a pic of one of the mounts.

Cheers, Murray

[MR LR]

Hey Murray,

Just wondering if you have any light bars in stock at the moment and what sizes?

Cheers
Will

[rijidij]

Hey Murray,

Just wondering if you have any light bars in stock at the moment and what sizes?

Cheers
Will

G'day Will,
I have a spare 180 combo, 120 spot or 120 combo and 30 flood.

Cheers, Murray

[pommy]

G'day Murray I would be interested in a 120 combo and 2 30 Spread beams if you an supply let me know how you go , Cheers Richard ....

[MR LR]

Hi Murray,

Got my light bars in the mail today and must say I am very happy with my first impression of the quality! They look the goods, now just to wire them up and test!

Thanks for the fantastic service.

I'd recommend Rijidij offroad to anyone.

Cheers
Will

[rijidij]

G'day Murray I would be interested in a 120 combo and 2 30 Spread beams if you an supply let me know how you go , Cheers Richard ....

G'day Richard,
Yep, I have a spare 120W combo and a few 30W floods. I'll PM you the details.

Tried sending you a PM, but your inbox is full, you'll need to clear some of your messages.

Cheers, Murray

[pommy]

G'day Murray cleared some messages looking forwrd to hear from ou again thanks mate , Richard

[flyinglandrover]

Murray
I will take a 30W flood if theres still any available and if Richard does not take the 120W combo I will take it also!
Please PM details
TKS
Gary

[TheTree]

Hi

Very interesting , a 180W bar is about 32" it seems, just the width of the center nudge bar on a P38:p

Steve

[flyinglandrover]

Murry
My order turned up, looks great! I will be away for a couple of weeks but I will let you know how the go once I have installed!
Many Thanks

[Tombie]

Curved would be a good idea, but I haven't seen anything like that yet. It might be an interesting project to see if the ally extrusion could be rolled so it has a slight curve.

The closest I have to a 50" is the 240W bar at 48.5" (1235mm). The current stock of these is sold, but I can get more.



Cheers, Murray


Interestingly I found a curved light bar today... :D

[rangieman]

Murry i must say that light bar is the best .
I had the pleasure of using my 240 watt led light bar in conjuction with my HID driving lights on my way back from Jamieson new years eve (night)
The light fills in the side of the road where the driving lights and head lights miss also going around bends where your other lights just point straight ahead the light bar fills the gap fantastic bit of gear
Tally of near miss's that night 1 deer, 2 wallabys , 1 grey roo all spotted well before only braking needed no swerving needed ;)

[rijidij]

Interestingly I found a curved light bar today... :D

Interestingly my supplier just sent me this :D

I would prefer them in a single row, lower profile, we'll see what they come up with now they've worked out how to curve the extrusions.

Cheers, Murray

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2015/01/739.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/Curved-Light-Bars_zps44d84fb0.jpg.html)

[rijidij]

Murry i must say that light bar is the best .
I had the pleasure of using my 240 watt led light bar in conjuction with my HID driving lights on my way back from Jamieson new years eve (night)
The light fills in the side of the road where the driving lights and head lights miss also going around bends where your other lights just point straight ahead the light bar fills the gap fantastic bit of gear
Tally of near miss's that night 1 deer, 2 wallabys , 1 grey roo all spotted well before only braking needed no swerving needed ;)

Thanks for the feedback Chris,
Good to see the light bars are paying off, we've all seen what sort of damage a Roo can do.

Does this mean we can drive faster at night now.......:p:D

Cheers, Murray

[chuck]

Murray

Have you looked at making up a bracket that would lock into the roof rails.

I have a D4 with extended roof rails & would be interested.

[rijidij]

Murray

Have you looked at making up a bracket that would lock into the roof rails.

I have a D4 with extended roof rails & would be interested.

I haven't thought about it, but I don't see why it couldn't be done. Are the rails like in the pic below ? I would need a cross section of the rail extrusion to be able to design a bracket, or better still if there is an existing bracket off a roof rack which could be modified to do the job.

Cheers, Murray

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2014/01/1356.jpg

[frantic]

Just wondering If you have ever thought of doing something like these bars from farcorners to carry the LED lights? (and maybe a highlift if legal?)
Hi-Lift Bonnet mount for Land Rover Defender (http://www.farcorners.co.uk/products-page/defender-accessories/hi-lift-bonnet-mount-for-land-rover-defender/)
Bonnet Light Bar for Land Rover Defender (http://www.farcorners.co.uk/products-page/defender-accessories/defender-bonnet-light-bar/)




https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

[Tombie]

That bar is serving a need that doesn't need filling :)

Glare would be horrendous and light cast wouldn't be very useful either.

For holding recovery gear - maybe...

[rijidij]

Just wondering If you have ever thought of doing something like these bars from farcorners to carry the LED lights? (and maybe a highlift if legal?)
Hi-Lift Bonnet mount for Land Rover Defender (http://www.farcorners.co.uk/products-page/defender-accessories/hi-lift-bonnet-mount-for-land-rover-defender/)
Bonnet Light Bar for Land Rover Defender (http://www.farcorners.co.uk/products-page/defender-accessories/defender-bonnet-light-bar/)

I like the idea of making use of the hinge points, but I have to agree with Tombie about the glare from the lights and the shadowing of the beams by the bonnet, good use of available space though.

Cheers, Murray

[chuck]

Murray

The genuine cross bars are very expensive & can only be purchased in pairs.

The roof rails are at approximately 42.5 inches.

Could the light bar screw directly into a bracket inside the roof rails thus making the light bar itself the cross bar?

If you want I could make my self available for measurements etc.

[Sirocco]

Late to the table!

Murray, do you have any of the 240s left? I have relocated to Geelong so could come pick up. Only been in the country for 6 weeks :D

Would consider a 120 for the top of my ARB bumper also.

cheers,

G

Sirocco Overland | (http://www.siroccoverland.com)

[rijidij]

Late to the table!

Murray, do you have any of the 240s left? I have relocated to Geelong so could come pick up. Only been in the country for 6 weeks :D

Would consider a 120 for the top of my ARB bumper also.

cheers,

G

Sirocco Overland | (http://www.siroccoverland.com)

G'day,
I have some 120's, but I'm out of 240's. I've had other interest in 240's so I might have to get some more in. If you're going to be around Geelong for a while then no problem.

I'll PM you my number.

Cheers, Murray

[rijidij]

I just received four 240w Combo light bars, so they are available, as well as 120w Spots, one 120w Flood and 30w Floods.

Cheers, Murray

[Hoffer]

Murray I'm interested in the 240 and 120 combo if possible mate?

[rijidij]

Murray I'm interested in the 240 and 120 combo if possible mate?

G'day Matt,
After testing the lights, I only get the combo in the 180w and 240w bars. In the smaller sizes I don't believe there is enough benefit from the flood beams at the ends. I recommend the spot beam in the smaller bars as they are more intense, but still have quite a good flood of light anyway.
In the bigger bars, you benefit from the combo beam more as they are roof mounted and there is a greater number of both beams because of the length.

I have your details so I'll send you a quote via email.

Cheers, Murray

[frantic]

I like the idea of making use of the hinge points, but I have to agree with Tombie about the glare from the lights and the shadowing of the beams by the bonnet, good use of available space though.

Cheers, Murray

How about a flare or a lip to restrict the splash of the light, the x-lights in u.k have about 20-30 mm lip /tube out from the lens, a similar rectangular lip top and bottom on your LED. Single row 40 in bar could solve that issue

[Tombie]

How about a flare or a lip to restrict the splash of the light, the x-lights in u.k have about 20-30 mm lip /tube out from the lens, a similar rectangular lip top and bottom on your LED. Single row 40 in bar could solve that issue


With the spread of the LEDs vs the X-lights with their tighter beam this could be a huge lip.. And the wind catching frontage significantly more than an X-light :)

[rijidij]

How about a flare or a lip to restrict the splash of the light, the x-lights in u.k have about 20-30 mm lip /tube out from the lens, a similar rectangular lip top and bottom on your LED. Single row 40 in bar could solve that issue


With the spread of the LEDs vs the X-lights with their tighter beam this could be a huge lip.. And the wind catching frontage significantly more than an X-light :)

I have thought about a bottom shield on the roof mounted light bar, but I would also be concerned with the wind catching, and possible noise too. I might experiment with something, one day, just haven't got any spare time at the moment.

Cheers, Murray

[goktu]

Just wondering If you have ever thought of doing something like these bars from farcorners to carry the LED lights? (and maybe a highlift if legal?)
Hi-Lift Bonnet mount for Land Rover Defender (http://www.farcorners.co.uk/products-page/defender-accessories/hi-lift-bonnet-mount-for-land-rover-defender/)
Bonnet Light Bar for Land Rover Defender (http://www.farcorners.co.uk/products-page/defender-accessories/defender-bonnet-light-bar/)




http://www.farcorners.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/DSC_3310.jpg

anyone knows where to order from this?

[rijidij]

anyone knows where to order from this?


http://www.farcorners.co.uk/ (http://www.farcorners.co.uk/), but it looks like their website is temporarily out of action. Try them in a couple of days.

Cheers, Murray

[FANTOM P38]

Hi Murray could you pm me your details as im interested in your light 240 bar.
thanks Martin

[rangieman]

Hi Murray could you pm me your details as im interested in your light 240 bar.
thanks Martin

I wondered how long it would take before you inquired after seeing the bennifits marty
;)

[Spenboyd]

G'day Rijidij are you still getting in the light bars?

[rijidij]

G'day Rijidij are you still getting in the light bars?

Yes,
I only keep three sizes in stock. The 240w combo and the 120w spot are the most popular. I also have some 30w floods as these are what I now supply with my telescopic light poles.

I have one 120w flood which was a cancelled order.

Cheers, Murray

[Vern]

Murray, do you have any 240w combo's?

[rijidij]

Murray, do you have any 240w combo's?

Yes mate, I have a few in stock.

Cheers, Murray

[BadCo.]

These look impressive!

Would you be willing to, and would it be economical to ship to NZ?

-Bad

[rijidij]

These look impressive!

Would you be willing to, and would it be economical to ship to NZ?

-Bad

I'm willing to post anywhere.

Post for a 240w bar would cost AU$58 to NZ (using Auckland for quoting purposes)
A 120w bar would cost $49.

Cheers, Murray

[BadCo.]

I'm willing to post anywhere.

Post for a 240w bar would cost AU$58 to NZ (using Auckland for quoting purposes)
A 120w bar would cost $49.

Cheers, Murray

Thanks for the quick reply. Just to save me the trouble of digging through the 20 pages, what is the cost of the 240w and 120w bars?

[rijidij]

Thanks for the quick reply. Just to save me the trouble of digging through the 20 pages, what is the cost of the 240w and 120w bars?

The 240w is $420 and the 120w is $220.
The 240w is a combo beam and the 120w is spot beam. I have both of these in stock, and one 120w flood beam.

Cheers, Murray

[Petetheprinta]

Hi Murray, I would like to purchase 120w spot postage to 5024 West Beach SA. let me know how I go about it. Thanks Pete

[weeds]

The 240w is $420 and the 120w is $220.
The 240w is a combo beam and the 120w is spot beam. I have both of these in stock, and one 120w flood beam.

Cheers, Murray

Hi Murray

Do you still do the 100w combo? Chasing a price for another

[BadCo.]

The 240w is $420 and the 120w is $220.
The 240w is a combo beam and the 120w is spot beam. I have both of these in stock, and one 120w flood beam.

Cheers, Murray

Thanks for that, if you have any stock next week I might grab one off you. Gotta smash some overtime to fund it haha

[rijidij]

Hi Murray

Do you still do the 100w combo? Chasing a price for another

G'day Kelvin,
I imported the 100w light bars to go in the tube bull bars because they're such a nice fit, but I do have a couple spare at the moment. They are $175 + post.

Cheers, Murray

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2014/07/261.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/Defender%20Tube%20Bull%20Bar/Super%20Deluxe%20Tube%20Bar/100w-Light-Bar_zpsdaacdec1.jpg.html)

[Vern]

Light bar turned up today Murray, look excellent value for money:). Now I just need to paint my roof and mount it when my new roof rack turns up this week:D.
Oh and I fattened up you wallet today;)

[rijidij]

Light bar turned up today Murray, look excellent value for money:). Now I just need to paint my roof and mount it when my new roof rack turns up this week:D.
Oh and I fattened up you wallet today;)

Thanks mate, I'm sure you will be quite happy once you fire it up.

Cheers, Murray

[Vern]

Be happier when I'm driving the damn thing:D

[BadCo.]

Light bar turned up today Murray, look excellent value for money:). Now I just need to paint my roof and mount it when my new roof rack turns up this week:D.
Oh and I fattened up you wallet today;)

Post pick when it's done!

[Vern]

Can do

[Bytemrk]

How good is this ! :D

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2015/08/572.jpg

Thanks Murray - fantastic product...very happy.

[Vern]

Post pick when it's done!

Will have to put a pic up later, as now I have to remove my light bar to get a road worthy certificate :mad:

[Vern]

Murray, do you have any 120w bars in stock?

[rijidij]

Will have to put a pic up later, as now I have to remove my light bar to get a road worthy certificate :mad:

I think there's a few regulations starting to creep into the system regarding light bars, for example, a WA customer had to remove a light bar for a RWC because it was over 450mm long.


Murray, do you have any 120w bars in stock?

Yep, have plenty of 120's in stock at the moment.

Cheers, Murray

[BadCo.]

Interestingly my supplier just sent me this :D

I would prefer them in a single row, lower profile, we'll see what they come up with now they've worked out how to curve the extrusions.

Cheers, Murray

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2015/01/739.jpg (http://s204.photobucket.com/user/rijidij/media/LED%20Light%20Bars/Curved-Light-Bars_zps44d84fb0.jpg.html)

Hey Murrey, did they end up bringing out a single row curved light bar?

[rijidij]

Hey Murrey, did they end up bringing out a single row curved light bar?

There seems to be quite a few single row curved ones around now Single Curved Light Bars (https://www.google.com.au/search?q=single+row+curved+light+bar&newwindow=1&rlz=1C1GIGM_enAU507AU507&es_sm=93&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=FuO9VMv3LYS7mQWngIH4BA&ved=0CCwQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=995)

There are so many light bars on the market now, I probably wont bother much with them any more. Pricing is getting very competitive. I'll probably sell off the ones I have in stock and then only keep the ones that fit in my bull bars as an option.

Cheers, Murray

[VladTepes]

I'm looking for some cheap LED mini floods for the roof (so can illuminate street numbers etc, taxi driver style) Any tips?

[Tombie]

I'm looking for some cheap LED mini floods for the roof (so can illuminate street numbers etc, taxi driver style) Any tips?

12 WATT LED Work Light (http://www.stedi.com.au/12watt-led-work-light.html)

or (I really like these)

Black Motorbike LED Lights ATV QUAD Dirt Bike Motocycile (http://www.stedi.com.au/motorcycle-10w-led-light-black-quads-motorbikes-dirt-bikes.html)

[BadCo.]

There seems to be quite a few single row curved ones around now Single Curved Light Bars (https://www.google.com.au/search?q=single+row+curved+light+bar&newwindow=1&rlz=1C1GIGM_enAU507AU507&es_sm=93&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=FuO9VMv3LYS7mQWngIH4BA&ved=0CCwQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=995)

There are so many light bars on the market now, I probably wont bother much with them any more. Pricing is getting very competitive. I'll probably sell off the ones I have in stock and then only keep the ones that fit in my bull bars as an option.

Cheers, Murray

What do you have left Murray?