Strobes N More Off Road LED Lights

As some of you know I own Strobesnmore.com. We do mostly police/fire/ems lights, sirens, etc... Well for 3 years now weve offered flood lights. I have never posted any of them on here as I am here as a fellow citizen sharing knowledge but mostly gaining...

Anyway my supplier built me these a while back for my Tacoma and then I got some for friends and last week put 2 on my Land Rover that I picked up. Its and oldie but goodie. Anyway I do not have these on my site but if anyone interested let me know. They are $175.00 Each 15000 Lumens and come with clear and fluted optic lens. They are flood optics but the fluted lens spreads it out even more. I run the fluted lens on the Land Rover and clear on my truck. I have about 20 sets coming in 2 weeks as I sold the ones I had.

Here are some pics and you can email me with questions. Thanks

 

When your supplier comes up with a 4" that will melt the back window at 100 yards like my halogens at around $75-$100 a piece I'm all in for 4 of them.

 

Can you provide the specs: Height, Width, Length etc?

 

Boat, you are the first person to ask me to get them a halogen anything in 10 years. They are 8 3/4" diameter, 3 inches deep (light only) and the mount is 3 3/4 deep by 4 X 2 at the base.

I do have 4 a bit larger in diameter that I ordered for someone and ordered extras if you want a bigger surface area. Same output.

 

Not what I asked. I said when you can come up with an LED that can muster the same distance as a halogen I would be very interested. I don't care too much about reading a book at 50 or 100'. I would like to see the deer I'm about to hit at 100-300 yards though. We have been talking about this in another thread about using a directed reflector and turning the LED build around so it's shining back at the reflector. There are a couple companies who have done this for headlights and the results are startling.

 

Give me a couple days and I'll get you some night pics. I had 3 Whelen Floods and 2 of these are much brighter.

 

Cool, thanks! I see the use for the scattered light patterns off road on slow trails. Got it! But, for those of us who travel remote highways at night it's really nice to be able to have light out there far enough so you don't outdrive your lighting and none of the LED lights I've looked at as of yet, with the exception of the Light Cannons seem to be able to do that. I look forward to the pictures. Here's a funny. Put a dog out there at 10 yards looking back at the vehicle. Turn on the head lights, then turn on the high beams, then turn on the LEDS. What happens to reflection of the dogs eyes?

 

What is your website? I'm looking for 4 - 5" or 5.5" LED lights for my plate bumper. Will also need 2 pods for ditch lights and 2 - 3" round lights for my rear bumper

 

Did you ever get some pics?................or maybe a video?