Rigid Industries D-SERIES PRO SPOT SM /2

They work, they are bright, more important they have a good beam pattern. Anyone making a light can spec out a high output LED and toss it in a housing to point light in a general direction. And it sure looks bright. Lights up a garage door great. But actually publish what the beam pattern is, not may companies will do that. I bet most light companies don't even know what there actual beam pattern is.The adjustability of the mounting brackets is also great. Where I mounted them I just turned the brackets around and they turned into rear mounted lights instead of bottom mounted lights. Nice touch as the light floats in the opening and you don't see the mounting.The lights are somewhat directional. You don't want to mount them upside down. They have a proper goretex(?) breathing membrane so they can breath but stay dry inside. It is well protected and bottom mounted. Mounting the lights upside down would mess with the breathing. They have been in for several months now, no issues.Before I installed them I did hook up to a benchtop power supply. They really do draw the rated power, or close enough for my uncalibrated meter. Specs run true (unlike some of the other stuff I tried). Steady output and wattage draw regardless of voltage applied. They have a true proper LED driver circuit.

These lights are bright! I know Rigid makes even stronger lights but for on road use, these are more than adequate. I installed them on my motorcycle for daytime use to add safety from cars not seeing me. Well, they can see me now, even in bright daylight. I purchased amber plastic lenses to put over the lights so that they would not be so blinding and I believe they are even more effective over bright white in daytime.The installation was easy except for finding ways to get the wires to the lights as there are not many gaps in the motorcycle to snake wires.I don't usually ride at night but tried them out one evening and they totally overtake the headlights (without amber lenses). If a car is coming towards you at night, you must shut them off!The only issue I had was the on / off switch they provide which did not work for motorcycle use. I purchased an inexpensive switch from Amazon that attached to the handlebars. Very happy with my purchase.

I've never been a big fan of Rigid products. But...I've been importing another brand (Aurora) from Guangzhou and they are a 40W LED Pod (each light). And at 50% less cost. They look exactly the same as the Rigid, and perform quite well. I do have a min order of 10pcs so that puts a damper on when I need only a pair or two.However, this past month I decided to try these lights for my work truck. And WOW... they are great!!! Lots of light output, and very well built. A nice solid mounting system too. They're so great, I ordered a second pair for my wife's SxS, a Yamaha YXZ 1000R.I won't bash Rigid anymore, and am excited to try more and more of their product.

Super bright and great price

I got rid of my light bar on my Jeep JKUR for numerous reasons. Looks, wind noise, quality etc.I replaced the light bar with Rigid spot beams. They are mounted on front windshield side post mounts.The spot beams minimize the light reflection off the hood. Any wider beam and it was just too much reflection to deal with.These small lights are impressive. They reach out and light up the lonely forest roads and work great off road. Yea I know, they are not DOT certified for highway use but when you’re the only one on the road, it minimizes the unknown.You won’t be sorry for buying quality.

The media could not be loaded. I've fitted them on my Kawasaki Z900 and I must say these are brilliant on the highways. $160 for a pair of them along with wiring harness and switch is a steal !! These are way better than some of the competitor LEDs like AUXBEAM and Chinese Gold Runway which are quite popular in India and more expensive than RIGID as confirmed by Automotive Shops here.The Only issue here is that if you are using these on bike, please get a switch that can be fitted on a motorcycle handlebar as the switch that comes with the light is meant to be embedded in a flat panel.

Su calidad como ninguna su chorro de luz es inigualable recomiendo el articulo y al vendedor excelente

Wiring harness does not come with a relay, it comes with a manual switch you would use for ditch lights. I wired mine to my 4 inch floods to come on with high beams right off of the flood light relay. Since these only draw 30W we are only talking 5A, no big deal. Wiring harness may be 16 gauge (thin), but again not much Amperage. Quality is good and brightness is O.K.