Killer deals on Rigid lights!

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Rigid is coming out with some new SAE complaint street legal lights!

I'll have pricing available shortly

 

@crashnburn80 these might be something you're interested in, if you didn't know these already.

 

@JDAM see above

 

Thanks for the tag! I had not yet seen these.

@sidetracked Your images show the SAE D-XL series as available in SAE-J583 fog pattern, however the the item number in the image is for SAE-J581 aux beam pattern (which is a high beam pattern). Looking at Rigid's site, I do not see any of the D-XL series available in SAE-J583. Was this a typo or have they just not been released yet?

It looks like these D-XL series are 4"x4" with 9 LEDs vs the standard pod size of 3"x3" with 4 LEDs.

 

Curious about a 930213BLK (SR 30 midnight) shipped to X1A 1Y7.

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D2 pods?

 

@sidetracked

I'm currently looking at the Rigid Ignite surface mount, I want to install in the rear bumper. Price of other ideas?

 

Hi, I will confirm on the SAE numbers and get back to you.

thanks!
Morgan

 

Hello,

I'm interested in the SR-Series PRO | 20" Spot Midnight Edition, SKU: 920213BLK. Thanks in advance!

 

321613 D-XL Pro Pair


Thanks

 

Hi,

Sorry for the delay, been on the road most of last week. I spoke with Rigid today, they said the lights are approved as auxiliary driving lights and are legal for use as fog lights (at least for both the D-XL and SR-M).

thanks!
morgan

 

Thanks for checking, I asked because of a current SAE LED Fog project I am working on, which includes running all the SAE-J583 fog pods. I was curious if I needed to add this one to my test suite. I already have the Rigid SAE-J583 Fog pods.

Auxiliary driving lights and fog lights are completely different patterns. SAE-J581 is a legal Auxiliary High Beam pattern with no cut offs. While you could put an auxiliary high beam in the fog light location, and legally run it on the street as a high beam with the requirement of no vehicles ahead of you (as you would a high beam), it would not be a substitute for a fog beam (SAE-J583) which has cut offs and can be run with oncoming traffic. An SAE-J581 beam will blind oncoming drivers, it is not compliant for fog use.

 

I believe the sr-m and dxl have the fog lens on them with the cutoff.

 

I see diffused lenses, but a diffusion lens does not have a cut off. Otherwise I see different permutations of driving/spot/flood, all of which have no cut off. I'm not trying to grill you on the product details, I was just trying to understand the new product line beam patterns in accordance with what I was putting together.

 

Oh yeah for sure, I understand. they list the optics as the J583 for the Sr-M and D-XL lights on the website which coincides with what they told me on the phone. Then list J581 as a "feature". Might be worthwhile to give them a call and chat with one of their tech guys for a bit and see if they fit in your project. I dont have a set here, otherwise I'd check the cutoff for you.

thanks,
morgan

 

think i got everyone PMs for prices, if i missed anyone, just let me know.

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morgan

 

Found it, thanks! Unsual to list conflicting beam patterns for one product. If anyone else was curious they are here:
https://www.rigidindustries.com/led-lighting/321513

 

Can I please get pricing for 931313, 132313 and 20631. Thanks!

 

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