LED Light Bars....Special offer

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Originally Posted by bacicat

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:

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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

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Originally Posted by VladTepes

Murray what size lightbar is that on the bar ?

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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

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!!!

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

Got mine today!!!!

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Originally Posted by 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/im...013/10/903.jpg

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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

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Originally Posted by rijidij

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

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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:

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Originally Posted by dullbird

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

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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

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

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.