4x4 light bar - Making Your Life on Road Much Safer

Off-Road driving is risky business, and before you get down to doing it, you need to be thoughtful and should definitely invest in all the safety precautions you can. Hitting the off-roads post-sundown isn’t always a good idea, and cutting corners may lead to severe consequences.

The lights are one of the most basic requirements for off-road driving. Most seasoned off-road drivers will be pretty familiar with little or absolutely no light to show the way. In such a scenario, an investment in the right set of lights is essential. The most recent entrant into the off-road driving lights segment is the LED light. The main advantage provided by LED lights over traditional forms is the light dispersion, with LED lights being able to throw light on a greater area in front of the vehicle. Most traditional lights fail in this regard, as their light dispersion is more focused on the distance.

 

• Power from each light housing: The LED lights are known for their ability to disperse light effectively in off-road conditions and manage to give the driver a better view of the road immediately in front of him. Radially-positioned LED lights, a total of 17 in number, is stored in each light housing. The cool, white light broadcast by these lights are beneficial for off-road drivers in numerous off-road environments.
• Made to resist the elements: Two very common obstacles of off-road driving are mud and corrosion. The off-roads are not really the most developed, and drivers may face severe tests in the form of mud and corrosion, which may lessen the effectiveness of the LED lights over time. However, these lights have been designed to withstand the challenges posed to them by elements such as mud and corrosion. Water resistance is also another plus point.
• Increased Life, Reduced Energy Consumption: The projected use in terms of hours adds up to an astounding 30, 000 hours. Compared to incandescent bulbs that have been in use in the off-road driving world for so long, the lifespan offered by these LED lights are almost 25 times. Energy consumption has also been reduced, with the LED lights managing to work on 1/10th of the energy consumed by lights that have been conventionally utilized for off-road driving purposes.

Different beam patterns allow these lights to be used in a variety of off-road environments. Let’s take a look at these patterns in some detail:

• LED Spot Beam: The spot beam is ideal for highway driving where it is more important to notice what’s directly in front of the car rather than what’s on the sides.
• LED Euro Beam: This is great for almost all forms of off-road driving as it manages to illuminate both the front and the sides.
• LED Flood Beam: This is frequently used in 4x4 driving and also as a mining light. By concentrating light to the front of the vehicle, this is ideal for really rough roads.
• Combo Beam: This packs the power of both the spot and the flood beams. This pattern is probably the most popular when it comes to LED lights.