Nilight LED Light Bar 50Inch 288W 20100LM Curved Spot Flood Combo Driving Lamp Roof Bumper Off Road LED Work Lights Pods for Van Camper Wagon Car Pickup Golf Cart ATV UTV SUV Truck Boat 4x4

Purchased this light for my ATV. Before you buy this, you must understand that this is a Chinese product. This is not some Rigid Industries light that will withstand getting run over by a car, or submerged 10 thousand leagues under the sea for half an hour. But that's okay, because in the real world, you are very unlikely to really stress the durability of this light. Being on an ATV, this thing sees some serious abuse. It's been through mud, heavy rain, and plenty of snow. It has performed flawlessly through temperatures as low as -10*F and and high as 90*F. I used my quad for plowing in the winter (most of which was done very late at night or very early in the morning), and it never let me down.With that said, there are some issues. Nothing major, but I thought I would point them out. First off, the mounting hardware. For some reason, the bolts on these always seem to come loose, but a little thread locker can solve that. The bolts that come with it are not long enough to go through anything thicker than .25", so I had to buy some. The bolts that mount the bar to the brackets were of inconsistent length, so I had to stack some washers on one of them. The grooves on it, while trying to make sure it doesn't shift, make it a pain to aim vertically. I would rather see some friction plate of some kind.One last thing to note: this bar is NOT 120W. I measured a 5.6A current draw on a regulated 12V power supply. That brings this bar right in at about 67.2W, not 120W. However, with the kind of light this thing throws out there, I am NOT disappointed with this. Because of the power supply limitations of an ATV, I would rather have this ~70W power draw than 120W, because it means I have more room for other accessories :)All in all, the perfect light for my application, it throws out a TON of light, feels fairly durable for the $33 I paid for it, and passed my "torture test", the test of real-world durability.Edit 12/14/2018: Thought I would give a short update. I’ve has this for over two and a half years now and it hasn’t let me down. Light output is still great, no burned out LEDs, and no water ingress so far. I’m amazed at the durability of such a cheap light.

This fit perfectly on my side by side. At night, the brightness is incredible! It puts the poor headlights to shame. I am so glad I got this and recommend it to anyone, especially for the price!

Video: https://youtu.be/5FH3KgvIIxAPosi-products tap (a must have): LEDFootProducts.comJust got this installed and I like them. I purchased from "senlips" and they did not have bolts in front. Just on side caps.I highly recommend getting some of the posi-products wire butt connectors or t-taps from LED Foot Products. They are a little higher priced than scotch locks but LED Foot Products was cheapest on the taps and butt connectors. Once you use these you will never buy scotch locks again. I sent them an email and they sold me some weatherpack connectors, seals and terminals also (not on website) and shipped them with my order. You need a special tool for weather packs but some have used needle nose pliers. They also have a harness for their LED kits that you can snip off the red wire ring terminal and use it for this Light bar.They are bright and were easy to install. I used a Weather Pack connector on the end of the light and to get a good connection. I ran the lights off my bright light switch since I don't have bright lights with my HIDs. They come on fast and go off with no delay.These aren't "100 mile" lights and the spots will "flood" the width of a road way nicely. They would be good in the woods or off road and for driving. The floods are imperceptible and probably useless really. The lights did cast light for long distances and would light up street signs well beyond my HID head lights do.I pulled the end caps off and used silicone 1 which is 100% waterproof silicone. I silicones around all of the edges the cap attached too. They had a rubber gasket in there that appeared to seal well but I didn't want to take any chances. I also sealed the seam of the front of the lens. They were probably sealed enough as you can see the silicon fills the channel the lens sits in and "glues" it in. The lens is plastic. The brackets were aluminum.Update 1: so far the waterproofing has proven to be effective. I don't have any fogging so far and it has rained and had condensation on the outside but none inside.

Good item, easy to install nice size for the price good weight water resistant for many years

If I haven't raved about the new LED LIGHT BAR enough, here's another reason...On our way back from Dinosaur National Monument 4 Deer ran in front of Kait and the inevitable happened. Taking 90% of the impact, the LED BAR only snapped 1 leg, moving backwards and possibly taking out the grille. The doe's head wrapped around and hit the headlight and they just popped out, but functioned facing straight up, the LED BAR works 100% as well, just facing straight down or up.The impact was brought down from 65mph to under 30mph thanks to Kait's quick reaction right when I was starting to snooze off. Hardly felt the impact and we're both okay, just tired. Sadly the doe will likely not make it unless a rehabilitation group finds her before DOW, both have been notified about the deer in the Steamboat Springs, Colorado area.Time to find a new grille, headlight, turn signal, and brackets.

I mounted on the windshield of my 2023 Bronco and loved the product but the noise (whistling) was absolutely unbearable above 30mph - I would def buy it again if I had a different vehicle to mount it to.