🚛 Nilight 20 Inch 420W Triple Row Flood Spot Combo LED Light Bar: Durable Off-Road Lighting for Trucks & Boats with 4PCS 4Inch 60W LED Pods - 2 Year Warranty Included Review

Please note! Not all lights come with wiring. It's not NiLight's fault. It's up to you. Not all lamps are designed for the same wattage. If you're bored, look at what you bought. If they don't last more than a year, you shouldn't have bought the cheapest lamp you could find. I knew what I was buying when I pushed the button. I connected them all myself. So far they work perfectly! The 420W bar turns night into day. I have my $80 for an overnight trip to the mountains.

Bought these to match my 2016 Wrangler Unlimited Backcountry. The headlights were installed with a Rough Country 6 speed control ECU so I didn't use any extra wiring harnesses for these headlights. (Straps are a separate purchase). The black trim goes well with the grey/black theme of my Jeep. The windscreen brackets also ordered are of high quality and contain foam to protect the paintwork. The lights are bright and I look forward to getting them on the trail at night. I highly recommend them.

Glad I went with 420W instead of the lower wattage LED. I was concerned that it would draw too many amps (420W / 12V = 35 amps). I think they count each LED at full wattage to get 420 watts, but they group enough of them in a circuit to never stress them that much. The current actually measured was 8.61 amps or 103 watts and the 60 watt lamps were 1.21 amps or 14.5 watts. During initial testing, I used a 420w lightbar with 12 feet of 16ga wire in a 10A fuse circuit for an hour and the wire…

I have several of these mounted on my truck and trailer. Overall they work as well as I need them to and are excellent value for money. The inclination of the mounting bracket can be improved. I love that the mounting brackets fit any width you want. Makes it easy to reuse old holes. I would say they are bright enough. However, the nominal power must correspond to that of an incandescent lamp. I connected two 60 watt modules and a 20 inch 420 watt panel to the same 12 volt circuit using 14 GA…

Perfect! I have flush mount nilight/headlight combos on the rear bumper, this nilight pack: front bar, 2 bends at 5 degrees and 2 lights at 10 degrees for the ditch. All have survived multiple PNW downpours and are currently covered with a layer of snow. The first couple of Nilight brand lamp sets I bought were installed over 4 years ago and I recently removed them to move to another project. I haven't had any issues with moisture inside or fading. The projector lights I captured are literally…