Nilight - 71014C-A 42" 240W Spot Flood Combo High Power LED Driving Lamp LED Light Bar Off Road Fog Driving Work Lights for SUV Boat Jeep Lamp

Got this for my daughters 04 silverado so she could see going down the ranch roads. It is by no means as bright as my similar big name bar that's on my truck but it is still ridiculously Bright. So far no leaks or issues.

First off I have loved this brand for a very long time and have been very satisfied with their products and the quality of their products. Secondly, I have never had any issues with any of the light bars I've gotten from them. And I've had a LOT of them. I finally had a 50" start to have some of the led chips go out but after about 8 years of heavy usage. I bought two of the 42" light bars and made some custom mounts to run dual 42" bars above my windshield and man do they make a difference at night. Money well spent once again.

I had an available 20A circuit on my rig (with a switch and fuse already in place) so I chose this 240W LED light. Works perfectly and shows a draw of about 220W. Very bright. For less than ⅒ the price of the premium brands, I'm happy. Hopefully it won't flake out on me right when I really need it, but I'm willing to take that risk.

This review is for the black faced 42 inch curved bar. Just got it out of the box. Draws 9 amps at 12 volts D.C. Which works out to 100 watts, not 240 watts advertised. That being said, it is bright enough for any use I can think of. This bar has a spot beam in the center with the ends being flood. The brackets are black powdercoated cast aluminum with rubber insulators for mounting directly on roof. Mounting hole to mounting hole is 43.5 inch straight across. Bracket to bracket is 42 inch. Actual lights 40 inches. 24 flood LEDs, 80 LEDs total. The cable pigtail is about a 1.5 foot with tinned wire ends. Cooling fins are flimsy and may whistle, but at 100 watts this thing doesn't need them and doesn't get warm at all. The build quality is good enough to mount on your brodozer and not have anybody notice it's not a Rigid. I bought it for the "blackout" look, and the curved fitment to my bumper. Buy what fits your application, don't worry about having the biggest. It's bright enough.

This is a great lightbar for the price. I am impressed with the quality especially for being quite a bit cheaper than some of the other options. I was specifically looking for a curved bar this time as well as having a black background. The 42 inch bar fit perfectly across the top of my windshield on a 2021 Ford Bronco. I really like the look on this truck. The lightbar did tend to whistle after install, and it was most noticeable with the soft top back. I fixed that with a set of rubber lightbar silencers, also ordered from Amazon. The LEDs are bright and it has held up great in all weather conditions on a non-garage-kept truck.

“Easy to install” is correct but it had very little to do with the light bar. A wiring kit and switch are necessary to install the light bar and once those are purchased, I guess the install is easy.Value for money is huge, similar light bars that might not even look as nice as this one can go for $600 - $800+. This bar is very well built and looks great when installed.It’s bright. I don’t know how it compares to the very expensive light bars but I can’t imagine them being too much brighter than this one. It has spots on the outside and floods on the inside, it lights up my surroundings amazing.For the price it’s worth it. I had to order different mounts so it would fit on my Jeep Renegade.

Over the last few years, LED light bars have transitioned from just a tool to see at night to a cosmetic detail for a vehicle. In regards to using it as a lighting tool, I do not baby this light. I take it off the beaten path and off shoots where a light can be the difference between driving off a hill or coming home unscathed. This light is super bright and has a spot light in the front while having some flood for the sides. The two different types of lights provide some visual depth at night. If you have ever driven off road, you know that visual depth is hugely important to see the different between a dip, rut, or "vehicle eating" hole :).This light also looks great when not in use. I have received several compliments in just the last two weeks that I have had it. It does not have the clear typical light bar that you see from most vendors. This has a contrasting look with a black background with white light emitters. Considering the price, you would never think it was not a major brand.Lastly, something I didn't expect but received was great customer service. NION, one of the vendors that sells this light, stands by their product. When I encountered an issue, they were quick to reply and fix the problem. I would not hesitate purchasing this light from them.So when things get dark and gloomy, there is no longer a need to light up the Batman logo to call for help, simply power this LED light and it will light up any dark forces you may encounter! :P

these fit my 19 super duty grill perfectly. I was able to cut the bottom part of the Platinum grill off and use the clip holes for it to mount the light bar at the bottom of the grill. It took some disassembly of the grill air dam and removal of the headlights but only took about an hour taking my time for the full install. I did need to get some longer bolts to get through the existing holes but this was simple to source at the local hardware store. I painted the bolts black before fitting them into the lightbar. I wired to the upfitter switch as many of the relay installs are faulty and get stuck on draining your battery. These fit pretty flush with the grill when I was done and I was very pleased. I did trim a few of the fins to fit it better but it was not completely needed.These are very bright and I only use them while on private roads at night where there are not a lot of hills and turns as it would blind oncoming traffic or when trying to find my way through fields or private areas. They are great to spot deer at night as you can see their eyes glowing so you know what to avoid. There is a nice mix of aiming as you can see from the photos where the few on the side are a bit brighter.