Features:

  • Brighter Your Night: Our LED light bar is equipped With 6, 3 watt high intensity LEDs.That's a total of 18W with a 6,000K color temperature, This 6 inch light bar will extend your field of vision, giving you a better driving experience.
  • High Performance: Withstands harsh environment thanks to the die-cast aluminum housing which provides strength and durability. An upgraded PC lens surface with high light transmission. Our 6 inch single row led pods have a 50,000 hour life span and are IP67 rated waterproof, dust-proof, quake-proof, anti-corrosion for harsh environment.
  • Better Heat Dissipation: In order to get best heat dissipation, our LED light bar uses 1070 aluminum alloy as the casing which can has best heat dissipation and best seal ability for the heat sink. The sharp aluminum fan design, makes it dissipate heat faster and more effectively. It extends the lifespan of the light bar beyond 50,000 hours.
  • Adjustable Mounting Accessories: With the included adjustable mounting accessories, the 18W LED work light can adjust to about 90 degrees. This makes changing the direction of the light beam easier. The lamp can slide after the installation.
  • Many Uses: This LED flood light bar is compatible with almost all Jeeps, 4x4, trucks, tractors, trailers, golf carts, pickups, cars, motorcycles, SUVs, ATVs & boats. Additionally, there are many indoor and outdoor uses: garden lighting, backyard lighting, backup light, off road lighting, reverse lights, construction lighting and more.
Good Decent Lights

I installed the "2Pack 6" 18W Flood-Single Row" on my Ranch Hand Brush Guard to give some additional light at night and in rough weather. However, I did not want to spend a lot on something that may be knocked off by animals or by going off road. The install was quite easy the hardest part was running the wires through the firewall for the switch in the cab. I installed the lights with the "Nilight LED Light Bar Wiring Harness Kit 12V On Off Switch Power Relay Blade Fuse for Off Road Lights LED Work Light" this has a relay included along with a few fuse taps. I changed the switch to a different one that I liked better. I have them wired into my lights so my lights have to on use these, this was to try to prevent a dead battery situation. This will not light up the whole block but it does provide a good amount of light. In the attached picture you can see where the light is directed. The blueish light is from the LED lights the yellowish is from my running lights on the truck. They have been on for about 4 months and so far no issues. If I have issue I will update.

Well made Very easy to install Looks great 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Well made Very easy to install Looks great 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

These are Excellent! The end wires are a bit slim and ...

These are Excellent! The end wires are a bit slim and fragile, be careful when connecting! The Housings of the lights are great! The Mounting Hardware is Great!. The Illumination, WOW! Light-Em-UP! Aim these Appropriately or you will be Blinding Everybody in front of you! I mounted these on my 1986 Honda Goldwing Aspencade (as Aux Driving Lights on the engine guard bars). Amazing Illumination for the Entire Road Ahead! Not ONLY That - My Bike is REALLY VISIBLE in the DAYTIME as well! Properly adjusted, they light up the road for quite a distance W/O being like HIGH-BEAMS and Blinding oncoming traffic. (I wish Others would adjust their new LED Lighting to do the same, so many just put them on and don't adjust them!). Very Low Power drain (I still have the Stator instead of Alternator conversion in my Honda). Built in Cooling (and Heat-Sink Fins on back of the metal housing of the light units)! So far, Awesome for me, LIGHT IT ALL UP!

A Quality Product and a Great Value.

I am really impressed by the high quality look and feel of these lights and the high value considering the low cost. If I didn't know better, this set could easily pass for a $40 or $50 package, or more. I bought these to mount in the front of an Ariens Platinum 30 snowblower, just on top of the auger housing, to provide a shadow-free light with higher efficiency than that of the original dash-mounted 20W halogen bulb. After rectification and filtering of the alternator's AC output I ended up with an output of around 15VDC. Fortunately regulation to 12v was not needed because of the floodlight's wide 10-30VDC operating range. The floodlight housings are made of very substantial cast aluminum with fins that serve as heat sinks, even though very little heat is generated by the LED/driver array at typical 12-14VDC vehicle voltages. The black pigtail leads are heavily jacketed with a soft and pliable insulation. All the hardware had comes with the set appears to be stainless steel, and the mounting brackets and the floodlights are finished with a durable black powder coat. The mounting brackets are made of heavy gauge steel with stamped ribs on the base to add to the rigidity. The light output is a very cool white (the listing specifies 6000K) with some minor non-uniformity of the color over the radius of the projected spot. I have not tested the long-range throw of these lights, but the projected pattern at about 15ft seems to be a single cool round spot with a slightly warmer yellowish halo. At least at this short range it does not appear to throw a wider horizontal beam as you might suspect given the shape of the lens array. It should be noted that these lights are rated at 18 watts for the pair, with each lamp rated at a nominal 9 watts. And in fact when I tested each on the bench I was seeing a current of about 0.62 amps at 12.6VDC input, which really indicates a lower 7.8 watts power, and I suspect that the actual LED-only power is a little less than that. It is possible that the manufacturer's rating is based on a higher input voltage, because while the power of each lamp does indeed increase as input voltage increases, the added power is being dissipated as heat in the driver circuit, not additional light. Nevertheless, the lamps are extremely bright and more than adequate for my application. One very minor issue that I should mention - I did find my steel mounting brackets to be slightly under-formed, which in itself is not a problem because they will bend as they are tightened to the light housing. However even when the bracket's ears are squeezed together to be perfectly vertical they are a little too wide for the attach point on the lamp housing, Although you can use them as-is, four added washers will make for a prettier installation. Each bracket should have a spacing washer (not supplied) inserted on each side between the bracket and the lamp housing to fill the space. With the spacers in place the brackets will look square (and not over-bent) when the socket-head screws are tightened. You could use stainless washers, or nylon washers as I did which give the ability to smoothly adjust the vertical tilt of the lights without having to loosen the screws. You may find that the lowest tilt angle of the lights is limited by the height of the large nut used to mount the lights to your vehicle. I used a nylon locking nut instead of the supplied hex nut and lock washer, which may be a bit taller than necessary. With this locknut the lights cannot be tilted down any further than horizontal. I think that a lower profile nut without any lock washer (using Loctite instead) would allow the light to tilt down slightly. Overall I think that this is a quality product at a very good price, and I highly recommend it.

Quality construction, weather sealed, easy install

I bought these lights to replace the original light set on our 54" Hustler FasTrak mower. The original lights failed after only a couple of years of use. So far, these are far superior and only a fraction of the price. They're brighter than the factory LED lights, use less power and are completely weather-sealed. I was able to combine parts from the bracket sets and attach the lights without any drilling or fabrication. Overlapping heat shrink tubing made the wire splices clean. My wife is thrilled. (she does the mowing) The old light brackets would vibrate loose and these seem very solid so far.

Using as reverse lighting for trailer

I needed to replace all the cheap incandescent lighting on my large utility trailer last year, and decided add these into the LED upgrade for visibility when backing up at night. They do an awesome job of lighting up the area and have been a huge help when parking at our remote cabin late at night. Because they are only intermittently used I can't speak to the longevity of the LEDs, but so far they are doing great stored outdoors through all manner of New England weather and road conditions.

Small, but mostly effective

Ok, first let's talk about what these are not. These are not going to turn night into day. These are also not top of the line, the- best-made-lights available. Got it? Good. These are less than $15. These are allegedly waterproof. These do throw some decent light. These are easy to install. These were also my first off-road light install. I've installed similar things (amps, stereos, etc) but never lights. It's really not difficult. Just a few things to be sure you do correctly. There are plenty of YouTube videos for learning. If you are only installing these lights you don't even need a relay assembly (just a switch). I'd recommend a relay but a good, quality switch can handle the amperage these draw without issue (I know because I also installed a similar set in the back and did not use a relay for them). I did use a relay for this setup because I knew I was going to also add a light bar to come on with these but for just these it isn't necessary. We'll see about longevity...if they crap out early, I'll amend my review. I installed these on my 3rd generation 4Runner with only minimal cutting away of plastic on the very lowest rung of my bumper assembly. My state requires a front license plate so I needed to work around that issue. These fit perfectly for this purpose! So far, so good.

and they are pretty bright. The 18w isn't going to be a ...

First, its cheap so not exactly out a whole lot if it didn't work right or was junk. I got these to serve as headlight for a 50 and an 80 ATV since they don't have lights. Not so much as to use to drive with, but for unloading at night or moving around at night. I'll let these sit and have to work on them a little (normally done at night) and then I go to test drive them and its in total darkness. Mounted up fairly solid from the cheap little mounts they come with (not any cheaper than any of those little $50 light kits you'll get at Walmart or Autozone though), and they are pretty bright. The 18w isn't going to be a killer on the small ATV battery either what little bit of action these will see. I kind of think I should have gotten the spot beam though, as the floods don't throw light out very far. May just order those because really, its just $15. And I can mount these on a mower or something. Came packaged in a bubble mailer envelope. No big deal there, again $15. Not damaged in any way since it came USPS and not UPS who likes to try and break anything and everything they possibly can. I bought these, a cheap handlebar mount switch, and an automotive style relay. Bought a KC mount for one and fabricated a mount for the other. Worked out really well and didn't cost much of anything in the end. I think the KC mount was the most expensive piece of the whole thing. 5 stars for now, we'll see if they hold up to what will be very limited use.

Great lights, EZ hookup and nice design, Tough case for long life. PERFECT !! Lovin' it !

Nice little lights Great for small low key lighting Low battery draw makes this perfect for many uses. Great for riding mowers , auxiliary lighting tasks and nice for area lighting in remote / off grid locations. I deal for use in a camper / travel trailer / RV / boat !! The two unit utilized together will give good lighting and cover a wide area. Only two wires , RED + / Black - , make a quick and easy hookup by anyone. Simple is great !! YITAMOTOR has a good product. I have roughed them up and they wont quit. I am not a paid sponsor. I bought these for my personal use here in the Maine woods near Eastport. Great design, real tough and waterproof and low energy draw !! The included mounting brackets are a perfect fit and adjustable. They are securely packed and shipped right away. PERFECT light for many purposes. Great job by Yitamotor.

Very pleased with these lights

I have mounted this set of lights on the front of my Dodge Ram 3500 as secondary/fog lights. I have them installed using existing bumper mounting bolt holes. I have them directed slightly more to the side of the truck as opposed to directly forward. I utilized factory wiring and existing auxiliary switches in the cab. I run the truck all day long with the running lights and the Yitamotor LED light bars as DRL's. I feel like I have a greater visible presence to the surrounding traffic and drivers because of. But at night/dark is where they really "shine" and prove their worth and value. I'm able to see road signs, traffic and highway markers and warning signs SO much better than without the Yitamotor LED lights. I feel safer and more comfortable in rainy and foggy conditions. Not to mention that I have a very noticeable presence with other vehicles and their operators. I am able to navigate through dark areas and neighborhoods with comfort and confidence. Makes a huge difference when you can actually see the numbers on a mailbox without having to swerve all over the road trying to direct the factory headlights where they need to be, or worse than that, roll the windows down and use a freaking flashlight to see. I actually bought a similar pair of lights from another manufacturer and unfortunately they only lasted for roughly a year before one of the lights had filled with water and rendered one of the 2 practically useless. The price for both sets of lights easily made up for the fact that I have already replaced one set. My first set was the exact same style and build quality, but the first set (made in China!) was not a product of Yitamotor (made in the USA!) and I have high hopes of getting a greater period of use from the Yitamotor product. Again, the price point is so reasonable that even if I end up having to replace them within the same time frame as the first (made in China!) set, I'll be more than happy to do so, especially knowing that at least the Yitamotor lights are made in the USA! When looking at attached picture, the Yitamotor lights are the lowest set of lights on the truck. I've added other lights to aid in vehicle awareness and presence, but the Yitamotor LED lights are the only lights that have been added that actually assist me in driving, and I am very pleased with the addition of them.

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