New Light Cannon from Vision-X!!

[Raptor Embroidery]

I'm not sure about these in the stock bumper opening though. Shouldn't these be mounted up high with that incredible range?

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[Aggiestro]

I'm not sure about these in the stock bumper opening though. Shouldn't these be mounted up high with that incredible range?

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Our trucks sit high

 

[justvettn]

Is it 5000 Lumes each or for the pair? Wondering how these would compare to the D2 with 3030 Lumens each 6060 for a pair.

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

Is it 5000 Lumes each or for the pair? Wondering how these would compare to the D2 with 3030 Lumens each 6060 for a pair.

The D2's are really 2600 lumens, they are saying 3030 but those are raw lumens, not effective lumens. These light cannons are 3500 effective lumens each, or 5000 raw lumens, so you'd really be at 7,000 lumens total.

And for those who were waiting for a picture, here's a good one

 

[Raptor911]

no pic of the bottom? I assume you don't have them in stock?

The D2's are really 2600 lumens, they are saying 3030 but those are raw lumens, not effective lumens. These light cannons are 3500 effective lumens each, or 5000 raw lumens, so you'd really be at 7,000 lumens total.

And for those who were waiting for a picture, here's a good one

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

no pic of the bottom? I assume you don't have them in stock?

I can get one of the bottom, but I left it at home today as I was testing it last week. I'll get one tonight. We only have 1 left here that we're using as a tester/display and are taking preorders for the next shipment in 2-3 weeks.

 

[justvettn]

The old D2's were 28 watts 2600 Lumens and the new D2's are 34 watts 3030 Lumens.

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

The old D2's were 28 watts 2600 Lumens and the new D2's are 34 watts 3030 Lumens.

But that's 3030 raw lumens, so realistically more like 2600 effective lumens

I'm checking with Rigid to confirm this

 

[AlternativeOffroad]

 

[Boss Hoss]

People be very careful and be sure you understand what you are talking about. Raw lumens is not a good number to use. LED's are a very funny light source that only a properly engineered reflector as well as a way to deal with the thermal issues are what you want..

There is a reason why I have bought one set of these lights and will be getting another as soon as the brackets are finished by AO....