💡 DWVO 32'' LED Light Bar 390W Straight 9D 48000LM, Upgraded Chipset, with 10ft Wiring Harness – Offroad Driving Fog Lamp, Marine Boating, IP68 Waterproof, Spot & Flood Combo Beam Light Bars Review

Great price! The 20" light bar illuminates the pavement well. It's about as bright as a single headlight on my 2020 Ram with LED lights. It's not good enough to ride the trail or road alone , but she's great.To add some light so other drivers can see you in bad weather or low light, I don't usually use it on the road at night because (with all my other lights) it doesn't help much and it's technically for terrain is designed to use, but its beam is clean enough that it doesn't shine high in the

When I opened the box I was curious. Why was the wiring so small as they claim 390 watts well that is a far cry from the power they claim. In fact, its power is about 6 times less, and I assume that the nominal luminous flux is far from the declared power. There is no connector between the lightstrip and the wiring harness, just a bare wire. Poor quality cables that keep the switch always on will require you to cut the ring terminal where it connects to the battery and connect it to the…

I installed this LED strip in the bumper of my 2019 Toyota Tacoma. The LED panel was well constructed and felt very solid. I didn't bother to leave it in elements. It seems to have a rather unassuming design and installation is pretty easy. Just connect the red and black wires together and then connect it to the battery. Run the switch cord into the cabin and you're done. I cut off a stock push button switch to install an OEM switch on my truck. In the photos you can see the difference between…

I bought this for my 2013 F150 EcoBoost to fit behind the grille. Fits great and works great. Installation was simple and straightforward, taking just a few minutes to install. I ended up cutting and removing part of the wire to give it a clean look in the engine bay so I don't have extra wires. As for the brackets, I bought several to mount my truck behind the grille. The ones that came with the kit are good and would fit, but it's not the option I was hoping for. The only drawback is that the

Not as "bright" as a cheaper, less powered lightbar. However, it's much more focused and allows you to see what's in front of you in much greater detail. I bought another brand and it was much lighter. But the light was scattered everywhere. It has small focus circles, which I think allow you to see a lot more than others with less light output. Another brand would blind you if you stood in front of your car and looked at the light bar. But not this one. For example, it is safer if someone…