Plasmaglow 5" Bandit

Has anyone heard of these? I'm looking at adding some aux. lighting to the front of my taco and I have been looking at these. They are $107ea on Amazon and put out 3000L.

http://www.plasmaglow.com/bandit-led-offroad-light/

 

Well I just pulled the trigger on 3 of them. Once I get my aux. fuse box, switches and breaker wired up, I'll let you all know.

 

Hope it works well, the price ain't bad for 9 Cree LEDs in each one. As long as the color isn't bad,

Good luck!

 

9 CREEs huh.... I bet the misquitos the fly in front will go poof in the heat.

 

would it be to much to ask for a write up of that? or are you going to use a blue sea box? or whatever its called

 

I will do a write up of them. I have most everything just sitting on the work bench...waiting on the lights. They should be here tom. I already fabbed the aux. box and relay mount.

 

pricey little fuckers, eh?

 

$200 for 3000 lumens seems like a ripoff to me honestly
I would have gone a different route personally

 

It's $100 for 3K lumens

$300 for 9K Lumens....pencil beams

 

Page clearly says $199.95 per light

 

Read the first post. Clearly says $107 on Amazon.

 

Dang, 107 on Amazon is great, I am looking forward to the pic and your impressions,

I used to dabble in LED and home made incandescent flashlights and if you can get 9 Cree LEDS in a package with a metal housing,

I might be a taker on two of these, should be plenty bright...

 

Finally got these wired up and mounted. The lights themselves seem like they are very well made. Housing is powder coated aluminum, the mounting brackets and hardware are all stainless steel. Over all I think they are great for the price. Doing the math, it comes out to about 28 lumens per $1. Hard to beat. Here are a few pics. The night shots are Low, High beams, and High beams with LED's on. The pic really doesn't do them justice. These things are BRIGHT! I was under the impression that these were spot beams but they seem more of a euro beam...which I'm not mad about. I have them ran off of a DPDT rocker and wired to either be On, Off, or On with High beams.

 

nice looking