Nilight 18017C-A 32Inch LED Light Bar: 378W Triple Row, 37800LM, Flood Spot Combo Driving Lights for Trucks Jeep UTV ATV Boat - Super Bright, Off Road - 2 Yr Warranty Review

I use a pair of these barn lights with a 24V DC power supply. They shine like the sun! and great value for lumens. Easy to install in the shed. I've read that people get in trouble if they get wet indoors. LEDs don't like heat or water. Anyway, I use them internally so it's not a problem.

Mounting system will not work with RZR, you will need to purchase another. You can see in the picture where it's mounted (the standard side-by-side arrangement) and that light makes a horrible squeal when going over 50mph. I may have to send it back if I can't get the diverter fin to work.

It took some creative adjustments and fabrication to get this 30" rod fitted, but it worked. I also bought a matching wiring harness. The light bar is bright and works well. great job showing how far it illuminates the road. Much, much further than my high beam. I would recommend this light bar, although it's not easy to squeeze behind the bars on the 2014 F150. Find another place for her if you can.

This light is bright, although I wish it was a little more focused. I had to use a different third party mounting system that I was familiar with when I bought this light. Even in the low position in which it's mounted, this light tends to illuminate both the tree canopy and the ground. I wish it was projected further in front of my car, but I am. Also, the light is well designed and basically does what it's supposed to do, light the way when the switch is on! Good light for the price!

Until recently I liked it when it stopped working. I had to make some brackets to fit it in the grille of my 2014 Dodge Ram 2500. It worked great, only complaint was that the pitch controls were split between up and down directions, it would have been nice to have a more accurate score. Worked last winter and in the summer here in Alaska it glows, so I tried turning it on the other day and it's dimly glowing and flickering. I'll do some research but am not sure why this would fail so easily.

Bought this 32 inch front light for my boat. Very easy installation. In fact, this was the easiest install of any electronics I've installed on my boat. I swapped out the derailleur for a better one simply because I don't like the plastic derailleurs that come with 12 AWG wiring harnesses. The only regret I have about this light is that I didn't buy more and I'm only saying that because, like the average person on a boat, more is better.

I bought it about a year ago. I have this firmly attached to my bright lights. I was so impressed with the quality and brightness of this bar. A few weeks ago I noticed that it had lost some of its brightness so I checked and found that a few LEDs weren't working. I contacted Nilight and filled out the warranty form online. Graf, 3 days later I had a new light bar in front of my front door. That's called customer service. They also make a 37 inch strip which is a bit lighter than this one which

The light is very bright, light weight and durability seems good at the moment. I didn't use the brackets that came with the light, I chose to drill and cut directly into the base of the outer aluminum end caps. I would not recommend this if you are not confident in your skills and experience. I wanted the light output to be level and didn't like the height or extra width of the light with the brackets. I used the long 7/16-3/4 bolts with washers and rubber feet that came with the kit and…

UPDATE (MAR 4 19): I have all the mounting and electrical hardware for mounting behind the bars of the 4Runner so it's installed now. It's a pretty nice spot, but it has its limitations, such as the grille that reduces some of the light output. But still, it's pretty damn bright for a hidden 32-inch screen. It creates something like a circular pattern, brightest in the center and expanding. There is a beam angle that also increases the beam width as you move away from the vehicle. I tested it…