24vdc work lights

[ajg6989]

just put some halogen 24vdc work lights underneath the bumper to see better at night up close. they are really bright.

 

[rmgill]

How'd you mount them? I'm looking to do some as well.

 

[M1075]

How bout some pics? I would think under bumper mount would be mean a high risk of knocking them off. Do you go off road any?

 

[ajg6989]

just drilled a hole in bumper long time ago. Actually I ran up onto a car once and it knocked them off before I climbed up on it and the car was steering me around.

 

[baja_power]

I have checked out aps-supply for lights. They supply heavy duty lights to the heavy construction and mining industry..

http://www.aps-supply.com/index.html


I wanted to get a few work lights for the back and maybe one mounted higher up aimed forward..

I like the ABL 1500 3" x 5" Model Twin Beam Work Light and requested a quote on it.. the responce was


Mr. Pence,

Thank you very much for taking the time to visit our website and for your
interest in our products. Here is the pricing information you requested.

1)ABL 1500 3" x 5" Model Twin Beam Work Light Part/Accessory:
ABL-1500-24FT70, 1500 Mdl Twin Beam Flood 24V 70W

$35.53 each, ex store San Diego.

We have one unit in stock and can ship immediately.

Please let me know if you require any further information and thank you for
the opportunity to quote.

Best regards,



Kevin Peavey
APS Lighting & Safety Products
phone: 858-270-4164
fax: 858-270-6814

 

[red devils dude]

off road light's would work well too like Hella and PIAA try 4 wheel parts they a great tec department.

 

[ajg6989]

I work for catepillar and so happened upon a 24vdc set in the metal bin and took them home

 

[M35guy]

Construction equipment lights are cool too. I'm thinkin about this for my deuce when I buy one too. can never have too many lights ya know.

 

[bomar76]

ater.....

 

[red devils dude]

nice very cloak and dagger

 

[Trango]

eBay

Hi guys,

i have picked up two types of lights from eBay in the past few months:

1. LED backup lights.

2. Caterpillar work lights.

Both sets were each about $40 for the pair.

The LED's turned out to be a little anemic. I'd check eBay for deals on halogen worklights.

Another idea is to get some cheap 12v tractor lights, and just swap the bulbs.