🚗 Nilight NI06A-72W 12Inch LED Light Bar: Powerful Spot Flood Combo for Off Road, Trucks, Boats - Fog Light, Driving Light - 2 Year Warranty Review

This little one works great. I have one of these little gems on my four wheeler and one on the front of a Nissan Frontier. If you come back at midnight and the trails in the woods are awfully dark, just turn on the light switch (in fact it connects directly to the high beams on my 4 wheeler and Nissan) and watch the woods come to life. This little marvel will bring tears to your eyes. I have just one question for the manufacturers of the LED lighting system. WHY THESE HIDDEN TREASURES TAKE SO…

First of all, this light bar works. It gives off light as you would expect. It's about as good as I can say about it. However, this is clearly NOT a 72w light bar as advertised. The amount of light emitted was DEFINITELY not 72W, so I took some measurements. At 13.9v this draws 1.49 amps meaning it is actually a 21w lightbar - less than 1/3 of what is advertised! Build quality is also very questionable - a large number of LEDs are VERY off-centre. in reflectors, drawing attention away from the…

These are great lights I have them on my trailer and I work at night they light up all my way in reverse. They have saved my bacon many times so far and are a great addition to my truck. Easy to assemble with lots of screws, thank you for the product as described. Just an update, they got wet after 3 months of use, shorted out and are now junk no longer worth buying due to poor sealant quality. If used indoors they are probably fine but definitely not good on a vehicle on the 23rd but full of…

LED bar comes with mounting brackets and hardware. I bought my son a lightweight stick to attach to a small tractor for evening fall plowing. He has chosen not to use the included mounts as he is installing them in a different location where they will not work. At this time he makes his own. He did a quick test to see how bright the light was and said it was very bright. I'll update my review with photos once it's all done. UPDATE: 1/2/17 - Well my son hooked up the lightbar to his homemade…

Edit September 19, 2018 Despite siliconizing every edge I could find, there was moisture under the lens. I'm very disappointed that even after extra effort it wasn't enough to hold the water. I've actually just bought a large light bar from the same seller and I'll have to take a chance to try and do a better job with the silicone on it. Original: This is a good light bar. I chose this model because of the rack mount brackets, not the ones with end cap mount brackets. I took off one star…

Update 2019 - The lights still work great on my golf cart. I added this fixture to my golf cart having already installed a 20" Nilight LED. Aluminum wire makes the long life of the solder joints an issue, but I coated the solder joints with dielectric grease before shrinking them. Aluminum and copper don't mix well. My dielectric grease coated soldering is not recommended for critical components. Copper wires are usually of basic quality, but not with these inexpensive LEDs. This is a…

Before I installed this light on my van I found the following. I bought three 12" Nilights to install but first put all three through a series of tests. They draw 75W but nowhere near 12.6V, they only draw 2.4A which is only 12.6 x 2.4 = 30.24W not 72W. Furthermore, 12 headlights and 12 headlights are declared. I found that even when the reflectors were slightly different, there was NO hot spot in the center of the beam. Conclusion - it's just a good headlight. As for some of the reviews that…