Rigid Cargo/Bed Lights installed

[naptown]

Need rigid to chime in here to give us the details so I can order this along w the 40" grill unit

 

[svtfan]

I am very interested in this new setup as well.

Thanks Rigid!

-Brian

 

[DynoDynge]

I recently put bed lights in my truck also, but a different style

Ford Raptor Bed Lighting - YouTube

 

[justvettn]

The new A-series was released but my supplier still knows nothing about them.

 

[getbit]

I think Warm White would be brightest, then Natural White, then Cool White.

Actually, it should be the exact opposite.

The higher color temp (cooler/whiter color e.g. 4800K) will project a more visible light spectrum, as well as having a higher lumen rating, while using the same wattage (or less sometimes) than a lower color temp (warmer/yellow-orange e.g. 3200K).

Each model (black/white/Tri-Plex) has a powder coated cast aluminum housing with the Tri-Plex finish being specified for salt water applications.

 

[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

Actually, it should be the exact opposite.

The higher color temp (cooler/whiter color e.g. 4800K) will project a more visible light spectrum, as well as having a higher lumen rating, while using the same wattage (or less sometimes) than a lower color temp (warmer/yellow-orange e.g. 3200K).

Each model (black/white/Tri-Plex) has a powder coated cast aluminum housing with the Tri-Plex finish being specified for salt water applications.

Actually, that's incorrect. The lower the color temp, the more usable light you have. Like HID lighting, 4200K will have significantly more light than 8000K. The higher the K, the farther you get from sunlight (3200K) and the closer you get to dark blues and purples (10,000K to 12,000K).

 

[SteVesTruck]

Adding this to my list of mods.

 

[justvettn]

The A series lights are out now but wondering what the Tri-plex is all about?

 

[justvettn]

These look interesting.