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A light is a light. The accessory is what makes it a fitting: clips, mounts, leads, controls and sensors that put the light where it is needed and the switch within reach.

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Light Accessories Overview

About Light Accessories

A light is a light. The accessory is what makes it a fitting.

Out of the box, a light bar is a strip with a lead. It becomes part of the setup when it has somewhere to hang, a way to reach the power, and a way to be controlled from where you are. Those three things are the accessories, and a light without them ends up propped on a chair with the lead across the ground.

Clips that hold a bar to a pole, to an awning arm or flush to a panel, so the light hangs where the table is and stays there in wind. Extension cables and splitters that get the power from the socket to the light without a new run to the battery. A motion sensor that turns a light on when someone walks under the awning at night and off again when they have gone. Dimmers and remotes that put the control in a hand rather than at the socket. Adhesive mounts for the cable, so it runs along the arm rather than dangling from it.

None of it is expensive and all of it is what turns a box of lights into a campsite that is lit the way you want.

Check the plug system before buying leads or dimmers. Clips and mounts are mostly universal. Leads and dimmers are not.

FAQs

Light Accessories FAQs

Amber vs clear LED spotlight covers: Which cuts through dust better?

Amber covers are much more effective for cutting through dust and mist. The longer wavelength of orange or amber light does not reflect off airborne particles as much as crisp white light. This helps reduce the wall of glare that clear lenses often produce in dusty outback conditions or heavy fog.

Clear covers are the better choice for maximum distance in clear conditions because they allow the full intensity of the LED to reach further down the track. Many travelers keep a set of both to swap based on the environment. Explore our LED Spotlights to see compatible covers, or check our LED Spotlights & Floodlights range for versatile beam options.

How to stop 4WD LED spotlights from being stolen?

Using security nuts or anti theft bolts is the most effective way to protect your lights from theft. These specialized fasteners require a unique key for removal, which makes it much more difficult for opportunistic thieves to unbolt your gear. Many high quality driving lights now include these security components as standard hardware.

Adding a small tack weld to the mounting nut is another permanent solution used by some travelers for high value setups. Providing this protection is a smart move before heading into populated areas or leaving your vehicle unattended at remote trailheads. Find secure mounting options and accessories in our LED Spotlights collection.

How to mount an LED light bar to a bullbar without drilling?

You can mount a light bar without drilling by using specialized bullbar tube clamps. These brackets wrap around the tube of your bar and provide a flat mounting point for your light. They are available in various sizes to match the diameter of most standard bullbars and nudge bars.

This approach allows for a clean installation that does not affect the structural integrity or the finish of your bar. It also gives you the flexibility to adjust the position or height of the light easily.

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