Whenever any aftermarket electrical components are being fitted, the job should be done by an expert.

It is recommended that a qualified auto electrician install light bars.

Better visibility of animals on the road.

It really does come down to what suits your requirements and how deep your pocket goes. They will generally come with a two- to five-year warranty and can be dustproof, waterproof and vibration resistant. Narva, Ironman 4x4, Dura Vision, Great White and XRay Vision all offer a range of light bars. Light bars don’t offer the same forward range of beam as some driving lights but they can provide a wider beam, greater visibility for slow off-road driving and better illumination than standard headlights. The flood beam offers a broader spread while the spot offers greater forward reach. Light bars will commonly have a dual beam option which means you can select between flood or spotlight beams. They can come in single or double stack versions with straight or curved bars. They can be as short as 10cm and as long as 127cm, and come in 3, 5 or 10w variants. Light bars generally have an aluminium housing and polycarbonate lens and come in various lengths and wattages.

They don’t need time to warm up and they have a long life span. LED light bars use lower currents than some other light options. If the vehicle is going to be used solely for off-road use then the light bar can be fitted anywhere.

There has been some conjecture regarding lightbars and their legality, their mounting positions and need for them, so it’s a good idea to check with the laws in your local area to make sure the light bar is not only fitted correctly but also road legal. They are typically mounted on the front grille, bumper or bullbar of a vehicle and are most commonly found on 4WD vehicles. The set-up is designed to provide wide-beam lighting for off-road terrain driving. A light bar is a set of small LED lights placed in a row within a single light assembly.

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