High-Performance Nilight 18024C-A 420W 20Inch Triple Row LED Off Road Lights – Ideal for Trucks, Boats, and Off-Roading! 2 Years Warranty Included, White Review

While waiting for the lightbar to arrive, I hooked up my truck with a 12 ga wire and relay to harness high power. I was amazed that the light bar is 16 or 18 ga. Pigtail, meaning it's a very efficient light source. The photos I uploaded don't tell the whole story. One of them with my strong headlights. Another adds a 20-inch light bar. What you don't see is vastly improved peripheral lighting. I have also used Nilight LEDs for the backup lights as well as the exterior lights for my work…

Need a different mounting bracket. The supplied bracket only allows for an alignment from slightly downwards to extremely downwards. Cannot be undone. In order to get an even light, it is necessary to install spacers. As others have noted, these bulbs are actually only around 86-88 watts. They draw 6.3 amps at 14 volts (engine running and voltage checked). I'd really like to see Revain start enforcing the truth in their vendor listings. They're bright enough, but "420 watts" is absurd. The…

I received this light with no mounting hardware. I contacted Nilight via email and phone and it took them two days to respond. The email I received stated that the missing assembly parts had been sent. In the meantime I have sent the flashlight back to Amazon for an exchange. Received the replacement lamp within a day. from amazon. Thirty days later I still have not received the missing equipment from Nilght. Is the light worth it? So far the light works and I haven't had any problems with it…

20" LED Light Bar: Not that it's too bad for the money, but COMPLETELY FALSE ADVERTISEMENT about reviews. I only measured 69 W / 5.97 A at 11.6 V (battery was at 12.4 V with no load). I was expecting the manufacturer to juggle the ratings a bit, but this is WAY wrong. The first clue should be the barely 16 gauge cable used in this device, which is far too small for the claimed "420 watts". but that's ok because it draws less than 6 amps/70 watts. I want Revane to take action against these false

I've been waiting for the review to get the real experience. I installed this light bar into the lower grill cavity of my 2013 GMC Sierra 2500HD using custom brackets. The high beam on my aftermarket headlights wasn't that good. I'm driving home from work after dark and my truck is 1 foot higher than stock. I hooked up a relay to the high beam switch and this thing lights my entire path, including the treetops. Rschunimagu. So far after 2 months there is no problem with moisture or yellowing…

I haven't been able to install this light on my boat yet. The reason is that the nut that comes preinstalled in the guides on the lantern (see picture) is too small and only turns when you try to tighten the bolt. To replace the nut I would have to disassemble the entire LED - I'm not sure if I want to or should. See photo. What if I'm doing something wrong here? I contacted Nilight customer service via email, which began by asking for information about my Revain order. There is no real help…

I really like the light but the wiring is not up to standard. It states it's 420 watts for a 12 volt system, meaning it draws 35 amps, 40 for some headroom. It comes with 16 AWG wires only. If it's really 420W (which I don't expect at this price point), it'll need 10 or 12 AWG wiring. I've been using Niilight products for 4 years now and all lights still work with minimal fogging. Unfortunately, I'm concerned about the wiring of this particular lightbar. Processing and water resistance as well…