SuperVision light bars - 60x3W and 80x3W

[BlueGerbil]

Back in September 2009 I got the opportunity to test the SuperVision LED light bar with 60 LEDs, 3W each. Find some beamshots below:

 

[BlueGerbil]

In January 2010 I sold the light bar and replaced it with a LED Light Bar with 80 LEDs, 3W each.

The new light bar is mounted to the jeep already, but no beamshots haven been taken yet.

 

[gollum]

looks good
are they there for a bit more flood when you navigate steep terrain etc

or are they an offroad boost for the headlights

do you know how much current they are drawing, looks like a small wire for power?

can you show us a link to the website please?

cheers

p.s nice truck aswell :cool:

 

[BlueGerbil]

I use a 30A fuse for the 80 LED bar.

I use the lights only offroad, for the streets they´re just to bright.

In the US you buy them from http://www.visionxusa.com

 

[kingofwylietx]

I've seen those and wondered how they did in the real world (vs. the sales literature). It looks nice on your Jeep.

I was looking at the narrower version for my atv, but went with another LED product.

 

[sadtimes]

I've seen those and wondered how they did in the real world (vs. the sales literature). It looks nice on your Jeep.

I was looking at the narrower version for my atv, but went with another LED product.

Not to hijack, but which light did you go with for the ATV?

 

[LEDobsession]

Hey, I have the 42 inch version from Vision X. They are rather impressive. I've had mine for a little over a year and a half now and I try to use it as often as I can. I love the thing.

I also built one similar (but smaller) using my own machined parts and the SSC P7. I have some beam shot comparisons in there too. (see here)

I had some beam shots here, though they were on snow so they look all the more impressive.

There's also been multiple other threads talking about them in the Automotive section.