Nilight - 60007C-A 25" 162W Led Light Bar Flood Spot Combo Waterproof Driving Lights Off Road Lights for SUV UTE Truck ATV UTV

First time my husband utilized these lights is when he added four 4” lights to his service truck and they provided more than enough light on the side of the roads of Missouri & Kansas. When we first got our own personal off road lights (this being 1 of 7) for our personal vehicle and still currently today (2023) reside in Wyoming. These lights have proven to be above, brighter, holding up to the harshest weather conditions Wyoming can throw at them in comparison to other competitors of light bars in the surrounding area, is by far dominating. The only complaints we have ever heard is, the fact we can light up a good portion of a parking lot or anywhere and the surrounding area of the vehicle. Easy installation with experienced seasoned mechanic, excellent priced, immensely bright, definitely a good quality and durable light bar that holds up to some seriously severe weather conditions. All seven (7) lights are still going strong, in excellent condition and now my husband is wanting to put the same name brand, two 4” amber fog lights on our vehicle we have already got.

I tested this Nilight - 60007C-A 25" 162W Led Light Bar along with 6 other light bars and it was the brightest of them all. My thoughts: Very bright Well built / heavier then the rest by far. The advertised wattage of led light bars are vastly over rated. At first I thought maybe the wattage listed was the wattage at the high end of its voltage rating (30VDC) so I tested 7 led light bars on an adjustable voltage power supply and recorded the current (amperage) and power (wattage) at 1 volt increments from 10VDC to 25VDC. I found that over 12-14VDC the wattage of the light actually decreases. This indicates that while you can provide up to 30VDC to these lights they do not get any brighter. I will list the peak wattage and at what voltage they peaked out at. *(advertised wattage) Nilight 25" (162 watt) ~ 113 Watts @ 14VDC ~ (32% under advertised) Agedo 42" (576 watt) ~ 94 watts @ 13 VDC ~ (84% under advertised) Rigidhorse 22" (180 w) ~ 76 Watts @ 13VDC ~ (58% under advertised) Agedo 22" (306 watt) ~ 54 Watts @ 13 VDC ~ (82% under advertised) Zmoon 12" (264 watt) ~ 43 Watts @ 13 VDC ~ (84% under advertised) Skyworld 25" (120 w.) ~ 24 Watts @ 13 VDC ~ (80% under advertised) Agedo 4"pod (18 watt)~ 14 Watts @ 13 VDC ~ (22% under advertised) As you can see the advertised wattages are grossly over advertised and can't be used to determine how bright any of these lights will be. While wattage is a very good indicator of brightness, there are other characteristics at play so it isn't everything. While the Nilight was a good bit over the Rigidhorse, I was very impressed with the color and distance of the Rigidhorse. If they were the same cost I would go with the Rigidhorse ($50) even though it was only 76 watts to Nilights ($36) 113 watts. They are not the same cost thought so at $36 it's hard to beat the Nilight for this price range. If you are looking for a light that will reach out farther with a good spot beam, the best of the ones I tested would be the rigidhorse. It was also the most expense of the lights I tested so I'm sure as you continue up the price range they will all continue to get better. I was not prompted to write this review by anyone. I picked these low cost lights for a few off road vehicles I need to add lights on and figured I'd use them as a good way to test out the available options.

I put 8 of the cube lights on my Jeep 5 years ago. They still burn bright. 2 of the 8 now accumulate moisture in the lens but still shine. For the price and ease of install, they are definitely worth trying out. For the durability and the fact that they still work after 5 years, they were worth buying a bar for the new Pilot. Buy the wiring harness and a cool rocker switch and you will have auxiliary lights in an hour or two that will hold up to time and use. Good luck. Get off the path when you can and live life in your own direction. Peace.

This has preformed excellently! I’m beyond surprised in the quality and performance for this price. The hardware it comes with is junk I replaced it for $7 at the local hardware store. So far this has been submerged in snow, washed with a pressure washer, been thouroughly soaked on very wet salty roads, in blizzards and temperatures as low as -40 Fahrenheit. Its been on my truck a few months and feel It will last a while but it’s already outperformed what I expected. It’s also very bright, pictures don’t do justice. It is brighter than the 4 100W highbeams I run in my truck. It totally illuminates backroads , ditches, and trees in northern MN where it’s pitch black and animals love to run across the road.

My first LED light bar and this is very nice. Installed on 2003 Xterra, quality are pretty solid didn't feel cheap. Get a 4 stars because missing couple brackets and I had to ordered couple more from Amazon. It's pretty easy to installed, but still took me a very long time since I never install this kind of stuff in my life. One tip to those beginner want to DIY buy a wiring harness for this light it will definitely make your life that much easier and harness is pretty cheap as well. Or buy yourself a relay, switch box/button, wire with built in fuse and both power and ground wires long enough to get into inside your vehicle from your battery terminal. The hardest part of the installation is to find a good place to mount your light bar and the actually mounting of the light bar itself. Once that is done everything else is pretty simple. Very bright I love it.

The light bar is easy to mount to the rack on the front of my Honda rancher with the use of some horizontal light bar clamp mounts. Only two of the three mounts lines up well, but the bar stays put and secure only using 2/3 mounts. I wired it directly to the battery using a Nilight wiring /relay harness which adds a lighted switch up by the handlebars. The bar outputs a ton of light in a nice flood/spot combo pattern. It helps you to see far in front of you, as well as plenty of flood light to the sides, upwards and downwards of the bar location. It will make plowing at night much easier and safer as not only will I be able to see more, but I will be spotted by motorists more easily as well. It also makes nighttime trail rides more enjoyable! I would also like to comment on Nilight's customer service. I have used them in the past on one of their other products and they were great to deal with. They are very responsive and stand behind their product quality! It's nice to know you're buying a good product, but if you ever have a problem, this company will be there to help you out.

First, you should be aware of what comes in the box. You only get the light bar and mounting hardware for it. No directions, or wires other than what comes off the bar. I got the same brand wiring harness which initially looked a little intimidating but was easy to figure out. I also opted to get a license plate bracket mount, that came with cheap hardware. I upgraded the hardware and used large fender washers and aircraft nuts to keep it from vibrating loose over time. Installing the bracket on the bumper was a bit involved as i needed access to the back of it to tighten the nuts. The wiring of the bar itself was very easy, however as you may expect running the wire for the switch through the firewall was a pita. I also found it to be a little short both on the switch end from the relay and from the battery to the relay. Mine barely fit. After installing everything and testing it out, I see no issues at all. The switch works perfectly, although it does light up an annoying shade of red at night, i placed mine so it is behind my steering wheel while i drive so it isnt directly in my sight all the time. The bar itself performs incredibly well. Extremely bright lights that make it almost look like daytime on the darkest back road. I have not gotten it wet so I hope that isn't the downfall of this awesome product. 5 star light bar all night long.

Simple to install/mount on my Vehicle. I have a push bar that has flat runners across the front of it with pre-drilled holes for mounting Fog/off road lights and this 25 inch bar fit the location perfectly. Of course I measured it for fit before I bought it. I went with this one since the mounting brackets were adjustable and the water proofing. I have had lights in the past with minimal water proofing and have had my entire lighting go out while on the road. Nothing scarier than driving in a downpour and having your lights go out leaving you in the dark. WHICH brings me to part 2: use a switch driven relay to wire your lights! (Lesson learned) I purchased (Nilight LED Light Bar Wiring Harness Kit 12V 5Pin Rocker Switch Laser On off Waterproof Switch Power Relay Blade Fuse-2 Lead,2 Years Warranty) just for this reason. Connecting a light with this much power and it can/will wreak havoc with your electronics under the best of circumstances. The relay isolates the power drain of the light bar preventing power issues such as blown fuses and fires. It allows a lower power running to the switch in the cab and keeps all the 162W power to the light in the engine compartment where it belongs. The Nilight wire harness was well worth the peace of mind and safety with the install. I have had 0 issues with the install of this light bar, mechanically the mounting brackets are a bit different then what you would expect but a little time looking at the way they mount and adjust they are easy to install and very sturdy and adjustable. I see they have "bar" mounting adapters as well to mount on roll cages and light racks, which may be another option for some. My truck is not a Rock Climbing, Mud Bogging beast like others have, mine is a daily driver and getting around 9 months of the year at 7000 to 12000 feet altitude, weather changes by the mile. I can be in sunshine and dry roads and five minutes later 18 inches of snow and ice with white out conditions and icy roads. Having some extra light is quite beneficial. Closed roads are not an option. I even have to drive through a river or two getting to some places I go to fix equipment. You don't go to the grocery store without survival gear in the truck. Absolutely the best light I have ever owned. I will be buying more products from Nilight.

BUENA CALIDAD, LLEVA 3 MESES INSTALADO, ASI QUE LA DURABILIDAD TODAVIA NO LA PUEDO CALIFICAR, MUCHISIMA LUZ BUEN CLOR MUY BLANCO, NADA AZULOSO, LLEGO EN 5 DIAS, Y EN BUEN ESTADO BIEN PROTEGIDO, RECOMIENDO SELLAR TODOS LOS ESNASMBLES Y ENTRADA DEL CABLE CON UN BUEN SILICON ANTES DE INSTALAR. TIENE BUENA EXPANSION DE LUZ, NO ES MUY CONCENTRADA MAS BIEN EXPANDIDA. EXCELENTE COMPRA MUY RECOMENDABLE YO LO COMPRE EN $ 817 PESOS AHORA CUESTA $ 1,166 PESOS, EN ESE PRECIO SIGUE SIENDO BUENA COMPRA

This is a must when living in are with a lot of wildlife. With the help of a friend it was installed on the front bumper of my pickup. I chose to get the wireless remote for it; rather than drilling through the firewall and mounting a switch into the dash. It works incredible. No wonder the logging trucks all have them. Be aware that they are very bright so not for using when other vehicles are near.

Las barras de led llegaron a tiempo en buen estado, he comprado muchas veces de esta marca y nunca he tenido ningún tipo de problemas, ademas que la calidad de la luz es bastante buena y fuerte y el tono del color es muy blanco, ideal para los caminos con poca visibilidad.

Installed this on my 2019 Jeep Wrangler at the beginning of the summer...with the Nightlight 6'' spots kit So far so good !! it brings light into the darkest forest road to go home at night up North.... Winter's coming :-) let's see how this will survive !!

Buen producto, lo recomiendo