These LED off road lights offer low and high beam modes with a specified color temperature of 6000K. The installation guide lists low-beam power at 45W ± 2W and high-beam power at 92W ± 2W, an operating voltage of 9–36V and an operating temperature range of −40°C to 105°C.

These universal off road lights can be used on motorcycles, off-road vehicles, cars and trucks. When choosing off road lights for trucks or off road lights for Jeep vehicles, match the mounting brackets to existing holes on your vehicle or to a suitable location where you plan to drill. Check mounting space, secure attachment and the 9–36V supply before installation.

Attach each light to its base using the four supplied M5 × 10 mm screws and washers. Position your off road light mounts on a suitable bumper, light bar or other mounting surface, then secure the mounting bolt through the hole and fully tighten the nut. If drilling is needed, inspect both sides first to avoid damaging vehicle components. Remove burrs and fit grommets wherever wires pass through holes.

The black wire is negative (common ground), the red wire is low-beam positive, and the white wire is high-beam positive. Have a qualified professional follow the installation guide when connecting an off road lights wiring harness or an off road light switch panel to the lights. Route wiring clear of airbag deployment areas and protect wires where they pass through holes.

Clean the outer lenses with soap and water. Do not use a pressure washer or other cleaning chemicals, which may damage the lenses or discolor them. Regularly inspect your offroad lights for proper operation and secure mounting.