LED Lightbars

Most of the products we sell are legal on public roads. You can see this because they are clearly marked with an e-mark on product page level and on the packaging. You can easily find E-approved LED Light bars by setting the E-approval mark to "yes" in our filter.

Powerful LED Light bars are switched either on high beam or on a separate switch and thus will not blind oncoming traffic.

Of course, that depends on several factors, including the type of vehicle, the space available for mounting and the specifications of the LED Light bar itself. Most products on our site come with mounting instructions and can be attached with standard tools.

Should you still have questions, you can of course contact our customer service.

The difference between the Spot, Combo and Flood light images lies in the width and distance of the beam:

Spot: This is an atomizing light image where the beam is focused on a single point. It provides a concentrated, narrow beam that reaches far, usually at an angle of less than 30 degrees. Spotlights are used to illuminate distant areas, such as when driving off-road or replacing headlights.

Flood: This is a broad-beam light that evenly illuminates a large area. Flood lighting has a wide beam, usually between 45 and 120 degrees, and is used to illuminate larger spaces or areas close by without specific focus. It is ideal for work areas, reversing lights or trailers.

Combo: This is a combination of spot and flood lighting in one lamp. It provides both wide illumination and a far-reaching beam.

Combo lighting is popular in the off-road lighting industry because it can illuminate both a wide area and a long distance, which is ideal for low visibility situations and to see potential obstacles at a distance.