Tyri lights?

i'm still working my way through all the various "best of sema" video's, and a new one showcased some off road lights by Tyri lighting. they're apparently USA-made, and based out of wisconsin, even supposedly work with jeep on a number of projects, but i've never heard anything about the brand before.

https://tyrilights.com/us/

does anyone have any further insight into the company? i like the aesthetic of some of their bar lights(they're the first oddball black optic 'light bar that's not entirely a light bar look' that i've come across), but browsing their site, they seem to be more industrial/commercial focused on scene lighting, which could be beneficial for nearfield lighting needs, but not so great for distance lighting at speed, so i'm questioning their real world use.

 

They are OE supplying to Mopar accessory, optics diffuser pattern indicate this is generic soft oval beam pattern. Typical TIR collimator paired with surface diffuser.
Similar lens structure as Diode dynamic SS Driving but Tyri diffuse bit larger due to smaller lens ( less focus)


Their V12 light bar is model being supplied to Mopar.




EN55025 / CISPR25 class 5 and ECE R10 is good standard. It's petty modest distance reach for its available flux.

 

yeah, i'm still not sure about the pillowed tir optics in a light bar. i'm familiar with their use, just seems counterintuitive for a light bar. seems more stationary scene light oriented, and even then, almost too soft of an output for adequate beam reach.

even all their other products all seem centered on slow or stationary scene lighting with softer pillowed or diffused lenses for a broader output..

i mean, i like the styling, i just can't get behind the diffused output... maybe i'll just experiment with narrow TIR lights and 3d printing a more decorative enclosure like that...

 

I thought light bar is mostly for rather universal forward lighting, somewhat spot, somewhat diffuse, in good way=versatile, in bad way= mediocre Are you looking for long range spot beam?

 

this is a more of a situation that i don't know exactly what i'm looking for. somewhat trying to understand the preexisting options. this light bar is a major deviation from other brands in using diffused optics across the entire beam pattern, where most other brands will mix and match diffused and clear optics for combinations of range and diffused nearfield light.

i guess the right answer is i just need to get one and play with it...