Led car lights (work lights)

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-7-5INCH-36W-LED-WORK-...

Does anyone have any experience of this sort of light, I'd like to fit a few to my 4x4 green laner and maybe a smaller one to my trailer

Cheers

[s p a c e m a n]

I know that some of them can be crap, they look good but don't throw much light. If it was me I would be looking at led light bar tests on youtube to try and find one that definitively works.

[McWigglebum4th]

I fitted 2 of the square ones of these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161082408399?var=4601985...

very very impressed by the amount of light kicked out

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s p a c e m a n said:

I know that some of them can be crap, they look good but don't throw much light. If it was me I would be looking at led light bar tests on youtube to try and find one that definitively works.

Yeah, it's hard to gauge the quality of these things from behind a computer

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McWigglebum4th said:

I fitted 2 of the square ones of these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161082408399?var=4601985...

very very impressed by the amount of light kicked out

Hi was it those exact ones from that seller?

Did you go for flood or spot? Does it go further than your full beam on your car?

Thanks

[McWigglebum4th]

I went for the flood lights but it doesn't go further then main beam due the being floods and they point at 20 degrees from straight ahead so I can see where I am turning to

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McWigglebum4th said:

I went for the flood lights but it doesn't go further then main beam due the being floods and they point at 20 degrees from straight ahead so I can see where I am turning to

i think the flood would be better for my low speed green laning, might order 1 of each

[smargh]

I can suggest the white light versions of the Bosch/Aegis UFLED series LED illuminators. They run from 12-24v DC. The build quality will almost certainly be better than generic stuff on ebay. There are various part#s with different beam angles & usable distances - 10deg/60m, 20deg/40m, 30deg/35m, 60deg/25m, 95deg/20m, 120deg/15m.



Used ones do crop up on ebay occasionally.

Edited by smargh on Tuesday 31st December 15:37

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smargh said:

I can suggest the white light versions of the Bosch/Aegis UFLED series LED illuminators. They run from 12-24v DC. The build quality will almost certainly be better than generic stuff on ebay. There are various part#s with different beam angles & usable distances - 10deg/60m, 20deg/40m, 30deg/35m, 60deg/25m, 95deg/20m, 120deg/15m.



Used ones do crop up on ebay occasionally.

Edited by smargh on Tuesday 31st December 15:37

they look smart, very pricey, will keep my eyes open for one

First post, welcome!

[McWigglebum4th]

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McWigglebum4th said:

I went for the flood lights but it doesn't go further then main beam due the being floods and they point at 20 degrees from straight ahead so I can see where I am turning to

i think the flood would be better for my low speed green laning, might order 1 of each

I'd get a flood on each corner if you can mount them on the roof.

Spots are fecking useless for green lanes

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McWigglebum4th said:

I'd get a flood on each corner if you can mount them on the roof.

Spots are fecking useless for green lanes

I think it's a plan. I made a roof rack out of 3x2 very handy

[McWigglebum4th]

smargh said:

I can suggest the white light versions of the Bosch/Aegis UFLED series LED illuminators. They run from 12-24v DC. The build quality will almost certainly be better than generic stuff on ebay. There are various part#s with different beam angles & usable distances - 10deg/60m, 20deg/40m, 30deg/35m, 60deg/25m, 95deg/20m, 120deg/15m.



Used ones do crop up on ebay occasionally.

Edited by smargh on Tuesday 31st December 15:37

£480 EACH

I can buy 20 cheap crappy chinese tat for the same money

Even if the ebay tat lasts 6 months it can keep me going for 10 years for the price on one bosch one