LED Light Bar, Northpole Light 52" 300W Waterproof Spot Flood Combo LED Light Bar, Led Off-Road Light Bar, Driving Fog Light with Mounting Bracket for Off-Road, Truck, Car, ATV, SUV

I mounted these lights on the side of my house as security lights. I couldn't be happier with them. My closest neighbor is 1/4 mile away and they came down on there golf cart to see them better. I have them connected to Alexa and the pictures really don't do them justice. I have rigid lights on both our jeeps and these are nowhere near as bright. But for $40 vs $1500, I can live with them for my purpose. These lights are still ridiculous bright for the price. For those that care what I did to make a 12V light function on a 120V house. I have 3 light bars wired to a single power supply. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B06XR3ZLSG?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title The 400W power supply will handle 4 of these lights. I mounted them in a stainless junction box under the house and installed a smart plug switch in the box so Alexa can control them.

When I install the LED Bar light and I had to wait a couple hours when it got dark when I turn them on they were super bright. And with the bonus they come with one year warranty that's pretty cool

This light beam works great in the desert at night! It’s super bright, it wasn’t that expensive as light bar that’s an expensive brand name. It’s making it possible for us to be able to off-road in my Jeep in the desert at night!

Very bright be careful

It's a decent LED bar. However, what I got didn't come with anything you need to install it. Luckily I had a spare wiring harness in my garage. This light comes with about a foot or so of wrapped wire, black and red with 2 cut ends. The bolts, nuts and Allen wrench I got with it did not fit the holes, the brackets(which I didn't use anyways) had different sized holes then what the bolt holes on the lights were. Overall. The light atleast works, I've been using it for a couple of days now and it puts out a decent amount of lighting. You get what you pay for. If you want an easy install, you're gonna need to pay more.

The physical construction of the light bar is pretty decent. It mounts perfectly well, and it looks correct and proper. The main thing to note is that the spec for the light bar advertises 300W, which is just a cumulative addition of the supposed wattage rating of each of the LED bulbs. In truth the entire light bar only draws about 125-135 Watts of total power depending on the voltage, which I tested from 11V to around 16V. Note that the difference in power draw is almost certainly a parasitic power draw from the power regulator inside the light bar rather than any additional power being pushed through the LEDs. The lumen rating is a little hard to test simply because the light source is so spread out, but I suspect that the true lumen output of this thing is substantially below the published rating, probably less than half given the theoretical efficiency of the bulbs. The lights are voltage tolerant down to about 11 Volts or so. Anything below that, and they won't draw sufficient amps and will dim, so they aren't really voltage tolerant down to 9V as advertised. However the light bar does appear to regulate power fairly well above 12V, so you shouldn't have a huge problem there, though I wouldn't trust it up to the purported 32V. I've tried to find various people online who have actually bothered to measure the performance of various light bars. They rarely perform exactly at the published spec (which comes from naively adding up the power rating of each LED), but this light bar is fairly egregious in that it is less than half of that spec. Whether the individual LED bulbs are actually rated at 3W or not is something I don't know, but I doubt it. In any case, this is what you're getting. I think plenty of people buy this and they go, "yup, it mounts correctly, looks nice, and it's bright." This is all more or less true, but you should know what you're getting for the money which is significantly less than half of what is promised. I'm also a little suspicious of the long term build quality, given that wide discrepancy in from the published spec usually indicates other quality issues, but I don't know yet.

Recently Got the straight 52in 30w light bar for spontaneous random bush adventures wit my chevy k2500 3/4 ton 4x4 only thing was not sure if there are any uper windshield light bar bracket mounts for early 90's chevy full size trucks? Made a quick mount with scrap metal and speaker magnets and a rachet strap. while i had it reating on my lifted k1500sierra (to make aome solid steel brackets speaker magnets only work for light cruzing) the light bar fell off the roof and bounced off the step bar thought was done or atleast have some kind of issues but it handled (keep it wrapped in the thin plastic foam from the box it was in) so seem to be pretty strong to handle a 6 1/2 ' fall and bounce off a 4" smitty built steel step bar most cheaply made things dont last a few days around me im shure this one will last long with my destructive driving and stupid places i go around maui with bigger speaker magnets to mount it on the roof if i dont finish my brackets or half rack i started?

I bought this for my husband. He loves it, but we paid over $300 to have it professionally installed at a customs shop.