Amazon has
2-Pack Nilight 18W 1260LM Flood LED Light Pods w/ Adjustable Mount Bracket on sale for
$11.02.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Features:
- Super bright and wide illumination range w/ advanced led chips to give out bright and white ray for clear visibility
- Aluminum alloy heat sinks and high-quality heat conduction silicone gel can effectively extend the lifespan of the light bar to over 30,000 hours
- IP67 waterproof rated up to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes and effectively dustproof
- Adjustable stainless mounting bracket are rustproof and anticorrosive, can adjust to about 45 degrees
- Compatible with almost all Jeeps, 4x4, trucks, motorcycles, SUVs, ATVs, cars, boats, etc
- Many indoor and outdoor uses: garden lighting, backyard lighting, back-up light, off road lighting, construction lighting and so on
- Input Voltage: 9-30V DC (fits 12V, 24V vehicles)
- LED color tempurature: 6000K-6500K
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How do you power them?
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These are probably less than half as bright as the triple row ones. I've had both, as well as several other variations. Never had one go out over the years. I gave these from a kit to a friend after I discovered that. Still decent, compared to Walmart lights, but not the best for the money if you want bright. I got their hood mounts and wiring kit, too. I also bought RAM specific mounts for my truck and they look great and bolt under the hood, so get those if they're available.
Anyway, you could also set up a car battery with a cheap solar panel and run wiring to each light. You could use a basic switch, or even a solar switch with a relay to turn them on automatically. It just depends on how cheap you want to be. Use weatherproof heat shrink that has the gel coat inside or those melting connectors with it instead of basic crimp connectors.
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