5D Straight Dual Row LED Light Bars

Extreme LED Series Dual Row 5D LED Light Bars

Extreme Series 5D Dual Row Straight LED Light Bars are some of the best-performing series that feature new optics coupled with an internal reflector to focus all the light onto the magnifying lenses, providing the brightest light pattern and reducing light losses due to refraction. The broad size arrangement allows for these lights to match your car, jeep, truck, ATV/UTV, or SUV. With an IP67 rating, it can operate in up to 3 feet of water for 30 minutes. The high-quality military air breather balances internal and external pressure and moisture content to help to further increase overall seal longevity. With free shipping and a lifetime warranty, you can rest assured that you are making a wise investment. Shop now!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a combo beam light bar?

Combo beams combine flood and spot beams in one light bar. These lights are commonly used on offroad vehicles like trucks, Jeeps, and ATVs, as well as emergency vehicles. Vehicles can be fitted with these bars on their roof or front bumper and they come in various sizes.

What is a dual row light?

An LED light bar with two rows of LED lights arranged side-by-side. This design provides a more concentrated and powerful beam of light than single-row LED light bars. Each row of LED lights typically contains high-intensity LEDs designed to produce bright and efficient lighting. Designed for off-road driving, work sites, and other outdoor applications that require high-quality lighting, the two rows work together to create a wide, powerful beam of light.

What is the difference between spot, flood, and combo beam light bars?

A spot beam produces a concentrated, narrow beam of light that can be seen from a distance, while a flood beam emits a wider, diffused beam of light that illuminates a larger area. With both types of beams in one light bar, drivers can benefit from the long-range visibility of spot beams and the wide-angle coverage of flood beams, resulting in a more comprehensive lighting solution.